Everyone's gestures convey a wealth of civilized information. Let us start from now, start from ourselves, start from little things, develop good civilized habits, be civilized students, and control o

Everyone's gestures convey a wealth of civilized information. Let us start from now, start from ourselves, start from little things, develop good civilized habits, be civilized students, and control our Mouth, do not spit; control our hands, do not litter; control our feet, do not trample on flowers and plants. I believe that through the hard work of all our teachers and students, we will create a peaceful, orderly campus with a good learning environment. Thank you all. Be a civilized person

Teachers and classmates:

Good morning! The title of my speech today is "Being a Civilized Person".

I remember someone said: "For people, writing is easier than doing. We must always think about what I am doing, how I am doing, and what kind of person I want to be. "A hundred people will have a hundred answers to what kind of person you should be, but behind every answer there is a basic point, that is, you must first be a civilized person.

What is civilization? Civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help when classmates are in trouble, the kindness when getting along with others, the greetings when seeing teachers, and the "sorry" when accidentally bumping into each other. The act of consciously putting garbage into the trash can is an active stop when you see someone spitting... Civilization is a quality, civilization is a kind of cultivation, and civilization is a behavior that is respected and widely praised by everyone.

To be a civilized person, you must be able to use civilized language and do civilized things. To put it simply, we must be polite and reasonable. China is known as the "Land of Etiquette", and treating others politely is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Living in a happy era, if we cannot inherit and carry forward this fine tradition, we cannot truly be happy people. "Good words warm your ears for three winters, but bad words hurt your ears for six months." Everyone should remember this proverb. Being civilized and polite is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most important thing in life. It is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge. Politeness can often replace the most precious feelings.

Students, let us wish together under the national flag, and wish that our lives will be filled with the flowers of civilization! I wish we can move towards civilization step by step!

Being a civilized person is the eternal call! A lifelong pursuit!

Purify the language and beautify the campus

Students:

Today, the teacher will talk to you about beautifying the campus. I think some students may be thinking now, beautify the campus? Isn't our campus beautiful? Look at the campus: the playground is clean and free of paper scraps, the green trees and lawns around are full of talk, the buildings are neatly arranged in rows, the students are so beautiful in red and green, and there are green waters and mountains outside to hug us, who dares to say that we Isn’t your campus beautiful? But today, the teacher wants to tell the truth: there are still some shortcomings in our campus, and there are still "ugly" things.

So where is this "ugliness" hidden?

I say this "ugly" is hidden in the mouths of some students. A few days ago, I passed by the classroom door and heard some classmates singing a limerick like this to each other: (What) Studying is hard, studying is tiring, and you have to pay tuition for studying. It is better to join the underworld and have food, drink and status

There are even worse ones below, and I’m embarrassed to recite them for you. At that time, I returned to the office with a heavy heart and talked about such things with the teacher. When the teachers were angry, they told me that there was a jingle circulating some time ago: (what) the first grade is a thief, the second grade is a thief, the beauties in the third grade are not pursued, the handsome guys in the fourth grade line up in pairs, and the fifth grade Love letters are flying all over the sky, and the sixth-grade mandarin ducks are in pairs.

What are these words? What kind of person made this up? What is the purpose of fabricating it? Have students thought about such issues? Yesterday, the teacher thought about these questions all night. Now my answer is very affirmative. Regarding the first question-what are these words? I said it was nonsense, thinking that there was no such fact at all and that it was pure fabrication.

The second question - what kind of people made this up? My answer is: It was made up by people who have no ambitions, are unwilling to learn, and only want immediate comfort and enjoyment, and have ulterior motives. What are their ulterior motives? --They have learned bad things, and they want more people to learn bad things too. For example, they have fallen into the water and are about to drown, and they want to find a few more people to join them in drowning together. This is their purpose. Therefore, students must be careful!

The ancients said: "Words are the voice of the heart", that is to say, a person's language directly reflects his thoughts. Some people say that the eyes are the windows to the soul. I say that language is a mirror of the soul. What kind of language is what kind of person a person is. If you want to be a civilized student, you should first start by learning to speak civilized language.

Campus is a place to educate, cultivate and shape people. The campus should be a beautiful and pure place, so we will never allow such uncivilized language to tarnish our beautiful and pure campus and poison the children. Our pure and beautiful hearts, everyone said, right?

Let us take action and consciously resist the spread of these uncivilized languages. Let us take action and make everyone consciously use civilized and polite language.

Let us all use beautiful language to add beauty to our campus!

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