Civilized etiquette handwritten newspaper content: etiquette in public places

Etiquette in public places

(1) Etiquette in specific public places

(2) Ride etiquette

Line up in turn, and don't jostle. No spitting, no littering, and passengers who are old, sick, disabled, pregnant and holding babies should take the initiative to give up their seats. Don't grab the seat after getting on the bus, let alone put things on the seat to occupy the seat for others.

(3) Dining in a restaurant: Respect the work of the waiters, be humble and courteous to them, and wait patiently when the waiters are too busy, and don't knock on the tables and bowls or shout. For the waiter's mistakes in work, we should put forward them in good faith, and we should not be sarcastic and sarcastic.

(4) Traveling by car

When accompanying leaders and guests, office staff should pay attention to:

(1) Let the leaders and guests go first, and then go by themselves.

(2) Take the initiative to open the door, and signal with your hand. Don't close the door until the leaders and guests are seated. Generally, the right door of the car is the top, the first and the most important, so you should open the right door first, and don't use too much force when closing the door.

(3) We are very particular about the seat on the bus. In China, the right is the top and the left is the bottom. When accompanying guests, you should sit on the guest's left.

(5) delivering and receiving

delivering and receiving is a common behavior in life.

I recommend it carefully.