What is the standard etiquette of young pioneers?

The young pioneers' joining ceremony means that the right hand and five fingers are close together and the head is held high. It means that the interests of the people are above everything else.

Young pioneers should respect their teams when raising and lowering the national flag, when the team flag enters and exits, in front of the tomb of the martyrs and when attending the activities in the team. On other occasions, such as meeting with teachers, team members can also pay tribute to the team.

When reporting the assembly, procession and review of the Young Pioneers, only the squad leader, squadron leader and captain pay tribute to the team, and other players pay attention.

Young Pioneers' counselors and young Pioneers' workers shall salute with the young pioneers when they attend the Young Pioneers' meetings and activities. Leaders and guests invited to participate in the Young Pioneers' activities can pay attention to the ceremony, and they should pay tribute to the team when accepting the Young Pioneers' salute and offering red scarves.

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The red scarf is the symbol of the young pioneers. It represents a corner of the red flag, stained with the blood of revolutionary martyrs. Every player should wear it and cherish it, adding new honor to it. 19491June13rd, the Chinese Young Pioneers adopted this logo.

The Young Pioneers' organization should educate its members to take care of the red scarf, keep it clean and flat, and dress neatly when wearing it. Primary and junior high school players wear small red scarves, and senior and junior high school players wear big red scarves. Tall players in the lower and middle grades of primary schools can wear big red scarves. Young pioneers should cherish the red scarf and team emblem when they leave the team.