A simple handwritten newspaper for learning and abiding by the Constitution Contents

A simple handwritten newspaper on studying and abiding by the Constitution is as follows:

1. Those who study and protect the law are wise, while those who violate the law and violate the law are foolish.

2. Practice the rule of law hand in hand, and build harmony heart to heart.

3. Observe the law as a person, act in accordance with the law, protect the law for the public, and promote the law for the country.

4. If you study the law and understand it, you will have a clear mind; if you don’t learn and understand it, you will lose your way.

5. Learning and understanding the law starts from every word, and observing the law starts from every word and deed.

6. Learn the law to distinguish right from wrong, know the law to understand honor and disgrace, and use it to resolve disputes.

7. Learn the Dharma with righteousness, popularize the Dharma with sincerity, understand the Dharma with refinement, and uphold the Dharma with perseverance.

8. Run the school according to the law and educate the future with the law!

9. Purify the growth environment of young people and protect their healthy growth!

10. Learn the Dharma to understand the way, and use the Dharma to establish yourself.

11. The power given by the people should be used to benefit the people.

12. Behave in a well-behaved manner and be self-governing at all times; obey the law and be self-disciplined in everything.

13. Without rules, there is no square; without laws, there is no home.

14. Knowing and abiding by the law starts with me; starting from a young age with awareness of the rule of law.

15. The law does not protect the rights of sleepers.

16. Knowing the law is the cornerstone of health, and observing the law is the foundation of harmony.

17. Dharma - the eternal safety belt on the journey of life.

18. Don’t do good deeds because they are small, and don’t do evil deeds because they are small.

19. Trees are afraid of not sprouting, and people are afraid of not knowing the law.

20. Follow the rule of law and run on the road of light.

The law is with us all the time. The law protects us and we are also bound by the law. Here, let me ask what is the law, what is the function of the law, and how can we become a law-abiding person!

The law is not just a set of rules that everyone must abide by, nor is it a regulation that restricts personal freedom. It also exists to allow us to improve our moral character, behavioral thoughts or List the mistakes we should make when doing things. Lincoln said this: "Law is revealed morality, and morality is hidden law."

Don't do it just because of something that violates your own morality outside the legal net; don't do it just because of something that violates your own morality. If your own moral affairs are ignored by those who see them, you will think that this matter is accepted by everyone's morality. Dharma encompasses all good morals and behaviors, and is a bridge that helps people resolve conflicts, rather than an ornament that can be easily crossed by others or a disruptor that "disrupts" our normal lives. This is the awareness a law-abiding person should have.

As the saying goes: The state has national laws, and every family has family rules. Why don’t we have school rules and class rules in school? Among these regulations, I think everyone’s reaction should be that none of them are difficult to do, because the rules are all what we, as middle school students, should do or can cultivate. It is a habit that has been formed, or it is just a proper moral character and behavior.

However, in my eyes, those who intentionally break the law or violate the rules have abandoned themselves and given up on the moral concepts that a person should have. The law is a standard for our behavior, just like a model in life. Although we may not be perfect, we must always learn from the moral cultivation this "model" brings to us. Because "the law is the order of the world. It is also the instrument of all things." Whether the law is lenient or strict, the most important thing is to be honest and strict.