Help find allusions about politeness, stories about politeness

[Form 1] Story: The bear gives way.

2008-12-10 14:35:09 |By: DA1 ] The bear is chubby and has a lot of strength.

The bear was walking on the road, and the rabbit came in front of him. It stood in the middle of the road and shouted, "Little thing, make way for me!" The little rabbit was afraid of the bear, so he had to crawl through the grass by the side of the road.

After a while, the lamb came from the front.

The bear made another stop in the middle of the road: "Little one, make way for me!" ”

The lamb was frightened, and it waded silently through the ditch by the side of the road.

As for the little monkey, it was more afraid of the bear, and climbed a long way up to a small tree on the side of the road.

Little Bear was proud: "Hmph, I have a lot of strength, and everyone is afraid of me!" ”

The little rabbit, the little sheep and the little monkey go to the big lion together and ask the big lion to cure the little bear.

The big lion smiled and nodded.

The big lion walks in front, followed by the rabbit, lamb and monkey.

When the little bear saw the big lion approaching, he thought, "This is terrible, I have to get out of the way, and he is standing by the path, and he asks the big lion to go first."

The big lion walked up to the bear, stood on the side of the road, and said, "Bear, go first!" ”

When the little rabbit, the lamb and the little monkey heard this, they were all stunned: the big lion is also afraid of the little bear!

With his head down, the bear walked past the big lion embarrassed ......After fighting, the bear saw the rabbit, the lamb, and the monkey coming, and immediately stood on the side of the road and let them pass first.

When Kong Rong was four years old, he often ate pears with his brother. Each time, Kong Rong always takes the smallest pear. Once, Dad saw it and asked:

Why do you always take the small ones and not the big ones? Kong Rong said: "I am the younger brother, the youngest, I should eat the small one, and let the big one be eaten by my brother!" ”

In the Song Dynasty, there was a man named Yang Shi, a student of the physicist Cheng Yi, when he was in his forties, he went to Luoyang to meet Cheng Yi, when he arrived at his house, it was snowing heavily, Cheng Yi was taking a lunch break, he stood outside, waiting quietly, until Cheng Yi woke up, and the snow was more than a foot ......deep

Kong Rong let the pear.

One day, my father's friend brought a plate of pears for the Kong Rong brothers to eat. The father asked Kong Rong to divide the pears, Kong Rong picked the smallest pear, and the rest were distributed to the brothers in the order of eldest and youngest. Kong Rong said

I'm young, so I should eat small pears and give big pears to my brothers. When my father heard this, he was very surprised, and asked, "That brother is also younger than you?"

Kong Rong said: "Because my younger brother is younger than me, I should also let him." The story of Kong Rong rang pears soon spread throughout the Han Dynasty.

Xiao Kong Rong has also become a good example for many parents to educate their children.

A meal of a thousand gold Han Xin.

Bai Sangu Thatched House Liu Bei.

Not to be eaten by the grunt.

Zhi Kong Rong let the pear.

Chengmen Lixue (Song Dynasty.

DAO's Yang Shifei is a non-professional who loves to learn. One snowy afternoon, he went to ask the physicist Cheng Yi for advice, and Cheng was taking a nap, so he stood outside the door and waited. The snow was getting heavier and heavier, so I waited patiently outside the door so as not to disturb the teacher.

After the teacher woke up, he found Yang Shi standing in the snow and hurriedly called him into the house, Yang Shi hurriedly saluted the teacher and asked for advice. ）

Kong Rong let the pear, looked at the thatched house three times, raised his eyebrows, and respected each other like a guest.