Civil etiquette slogans

1. If we strengthen our roots and use them sparingly, we will never be poor.

2. Etiquette is the ultimate form of humanity.

3. The cheapest and most profitable thing in the world is etiquette.

4. In interpersonal interactions, the more thoughtful the etiquette, the safer it is.

5. Only civilized citizens can have a civilized city.

6. Luxury always follows fornication, and fornication always follows luxury.

7. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings.

8. Every little bit of kindness is helpful to others. I advise you not to do any evil at all.

9. The most important thing in life is politeness. It is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge.

10. Virtue must be repaid, but resentment must not be vengeful.

11. If you value etiquette higher than the moon, you will lose the sincere trust between people.

12. Create a civilized city and build a harmonious society.

13. Politeness and civilization are the golden keys to our office.

14. It’s not that you can’t see justice, it’s that you’re afraid of seeing justice but not being brave enough.

15. If you welcome others with good demeanor, you will be as close as brothers; if you welcome others with evil demeanor, it will harm the enemy.

16. Rang is the master of virtue. Rang is called virtue.

17. The bigger the title, the more complicated the etiquette.

18. Take active action and devote yourself to the creation of a civilized city.

19. Everyone needs praise, and you and I are no exception.

20. Strengthen moral cultivation and improve civilized quality.

21. Being kind to others is beautiful in spirit, and pioneering and enterprising is beautiful in humanity.

22. Stay calm to cultivate your character, and be frugal to cultivate your virtue.

23. Those who love others will always be loved by others; those who respect others will always be respected by others.

24. The reason why mortals are more noble than animals is because they are polite.

25. Respect is closer to etiquette than shame. Respect is not insulting.

26. Overcome bad habits and develop civilized behavior.

27. Create a warm community and serve thousands of households.

28. Those with strong virtues will be honored, while those with weak virtues will be humbled.

29. If a country is courteous, the country will be prosperous; if a family is courteous, the family will be prosperous; if the body is courteous, the body will be cultivated; if the heart is courteous, the heart will be peaceful.

30. Bad words hurt people for three springs, but a kind word warms three winters.

31. Let your youth fly and your enthusiasm run wild.

32. Those who respect others will always be respected by others; those who love others will always be loved by others.

33. The sky is vast, and what is broader than the sky is the human heart.

34. Be poor without flattery, be rich without arrogance.

35. There are two kinds of peace, namely law and courtesy.

36. Don’t let a strong life become a ghost at every step.

37. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small.

38. Comprehensive etiquette can calm people down.

39. Proper etiquette is used to perform righteousness, and righteousness is used to generate profits and benefit the people, which is the key to governance.

40. Be virtuous and admire beauty, seek truth and promote goodness.

41. Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was achieved through diligence and frugality, and destruction was achieved through luxury.

42. Being polite is a way of showing concern for other people’s emotions.

43. The most sad thing for a person is the death of conscience.

44. Life is beautiful because of you, the world is wonderful because of me, and the school is beautiful because of civilization.

45. Speak civilized language, do civilized things, and be a civilized person.

46. It is not a matter of disrespect for position, but a lack of respect for virtue; it is not a matter of shame that one is not a good partner, but it is a matter of shame that one is not knowledgeable.

47. Give roses to others, and there will always be a ray of fragrance on your hands.

48. Courtesy, don’t speak ill of others, and don’t refuse to spend money.

49. Etiquette is based on pleasing people’s hearts.

50. Listening can make the speaker feel respected.

51. One should be zealously committed to acting morally rather than talking about morality.

52. Rites and righteousness are born from wealth, while theft is born from poverty.

53. Extravagance leads to more desires. A gentleman who has many desires will seek wealth and honor, which will lead to disaster in vain.

54. The turning point in the road is the turning point in life.

55. Respect and courtesy.

56. Generals should not be arrogant. Being arrogant will lead to disrespect, being disrespectful will lead to separation, and leaving will lead to rebellion.

57. A person's courtesy is a mirror that reflects his portrait.

58. It is not difficult to be polite when dealing with rich people, but it is difficult to be polite; when treating poor and humble people, it is not difficult to be kind, but it is difficult to be polite.

59. If people are polite, they will be safe, but if they are rude, they will be in danger.

60. The loving crow still feeds you, and the lamb still kneels at its feet.

61. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small. Only those who are virtuous and virtuous can obey others.

62. A stain that is intentionally wiped cleanses one's soul.

63. Propriety, justice, integrity and shame are the four dimensions of a country. If the four dimensions are not open, the country will perish.

64. Goodwill brings happiness, and civilization brings harmony.

65. Knowledge makes people elegant, and communication makes people perfect.

66. A gentleman is sincere and sincere.

67. I firmly believe that only moral citizens can pay an acceptable salute to their motherland.

68. Respecting teachers is indispensable, smiling and being tolerant and treating others well.

69. The environment is clean and beautiful, life is healthy and scientific, and social civilization and progress are achieved.

70. Improving the quality of citizens depends on their own actions.

71. The way is to tell the virtues, and the rules are to be polite.

72. Rituals govern the country, determine the country, order the people, and benefit heirs.

73. A gentleman is kind to himself and also enjoys the kindness of others.

74. Endure the calm for a while and take a step back to open up the world.

75. Learn etiquette, think of others when you see good people, and reflect on yourself when you see bad people.

76. The flowers of mercy are like brocade at hand, and the grass of mercy is like grass under feet.

77. Strengthen moral construction and build a beautiful home.

78. Human faces have never looked so worldly as they do at funerals.

79. People are virtuous to me, so I must not forget them; I am virtuous to others, so I must not forget them.

80. Those who guard are moral, those who act are loyal, and those who cherish honor are honorable.

81. Politeness is the second sun of an educated person.

82. What people value most is privilege, even the privilege of hosting a funeral.

83. School is a place for learning, and civilization is the foundation of success.

84. The bright classroom is my home, and it depends on everyone to make it spacious and tidy.

85. Be knowledgeable in literature and be courteous when making appointments.

86. People cannot live like animals. They should pursue knowledge and virtue.

87. Respect is closer to etiquette and far away from shame. Respect is not insulting.

88. Politeness is the golden key to human perfection.

89. Earth can build a city wall, and accumulated virtue can make a solid ground.

90. Virtue is a spiritual treasure, but what makes it shine is good etiquette.

91. Food is life, knowledge saves the soul.

92. The campus becomes beautiful from now on, starting from me, shining youth, starting from civilization.

93. Speaking aggressively does not necessarily mean that what you say is reasonable.

94. Those who are extravagant and lazy will be poor, while those who are capable and thrifty will be rich.

95. Disrespect for others is disrespect for oneself.

96. Etiquette and courtesy are a letter of recommendation that leads to everyone.

97. Reciprocity. It is impolite to go but not come; it is impolite to come but not go.

98. Politeness brings civilized warmth and happiness to everyone.

99. Giving in is the true form of etiquette.

100. To govern the people safely, one must not be good at etiquette.