Kindergarten civilized and polite slogans

Kindergarten’s polite slogans are as follows:

1. Don’t make noise when watching movies, don’t whisper in class, don’t jump in line when lining up to get on the bus, and let the elderly go first.

2. With "propriety" one can travel all over the world, but without "property" it is difficult to move forward.

3. Do not make loud noises in public places, do not spit, do not litter, do not trample on the lawn, and do not queue up consciously.

4. Nod and smile, civility and courtesy are really needed.

5. Be patriotic and law-abiding, be courteous and honest, be united and friendly, be diligent, thrifty and self-reliant, and be dedicated and dedicated.

Introduction to civility and courtesy:

China has a long civilization of five thousand years and is a world-famous country of etiquette. Etiquette civilization has become an important part of Chinese traditional culture and has had a broad and far-reaching impact on people's lives and social and historical development. Civilization and politeness are the bridge to social harmony, including respect for others and awe of morality, which are of great significance to individuals and society.

Civility and politeness represent the moral standard and degree of civilization of a country and a society, and reflect a person's consciousness and quality. It is reflected in everyone's words and deeds. There is a question of civility and courtesy between superiors and subordinates, between elders and juniors, between teachers and students, between classmates, between friends, and between colleagues.

It is polite to respect the old, love the young, and care for each other. Saluting, shaking hands, and greetings are both polite and a manifestation of civilization. Many industries standardize service terms and vigorously advocate civilized terms such as "hello", "thank you" and "goodbye", making people feel more cordial and warm.