The civilization story should be as short as a paragraph

A man spits, and a little boy asks: Why do you want to spit on the ground and not into the trash? Man: Didn't see any bins nearby. Little Boy: Then why don't you swallow it?

Once, when Comrade Lenin went downstairs, in the narrow aisle of the stairs, he met a female worker carrying a basin of water upstairs. When the woman saw that it was Lenin, she went back to make way. Lenin stopped her and said:

You don't have to be like this, you're halfway through with your things, and I'm empty-handed, so please go first! He said the word "please" loudly and kindly. Then he leaned against the wall and asked the female worker to go upstairs, and he went downstairs.

Isn't this also a manifestation of good civilized etiquette?

I don't want to give too many examples of great men here, because it is easy to give everyone the illusion that civilized etiquette is only possessed by great men and celebrities, then we will not need to feel guilty about our more or less uncivilized words and deeds; Or they think that even if they fulfill the requirements of civilization, they do not become great men or celebrities. Not only do we need big people who talk about morality, but we also need a group of people who have morality.

As the saying goes, "Parents are their children's best teachers". However, I became a teacher for my mother, and I used my practical actions to influence our whole family.

In Mom's words, I changed not only Mom, but by changing Mom, changing the people around Mom, including her co-workers.

It was back in the winter of the previous year, and it was already very cold. The winter in Beijing was cold and windy, and our family went out to watch a movie by car. Because of the Olympic Games in Beijing, the streets of Beijing are full of colorful plastic flowers, which makes people feel a little warm in winter.

We ate snacks in the car, listened to **, very comfortable. When I was about to get to Dongzhimen, my mother threw the garbage bag containing waste through the car window and outside, and it was too late for me to stop it. I asked my dad to drive the car back and pick up the garbage, but my mom said that the car couldn't go back, and besides, there were so many cars on the road, what if I crashed if I went back?

Mom even said that it would be enough to change it next time. But I resolutely refused, and finally my father finally drove the car back. Mom retrieves the discarded trash.

It took a lot of time, but the whole family thought I was doing the right thing. On the way home, there were many garbage bags of different colors hanging from the trees on both sides of the airport expressway, and the whole family had a deep soul-searching.

Since then, our whole family has become ambassadors of "stressing civilization and protecting the environment" with practical actions. Last week, our family went to climb Xiangshan, enjoy the autumn leaves, and brought a lot of food to the picnic. After the picnic, everyone put away the garbage, carried it down the mountain, and threw it away where there was a garbage can.

This kind of thing will no longer be supervised by me in our home, and we will do it consciously. My mother moved me with practical actions. She would often pick up the garbage on the ground in public places and throw it in the trash.

To be civilized and polite, what is needed is for everyone to start from me and start from small things. We are the little masters of the country, and we have the obligation to help the uneducated to learn and practice civilization. Because we have a rich material life today, we need to build a high degree of spiritual civilization.

Once, I saw on TV that Germany, an ancient European civilization, was calling on the people of the whole country to be civilized and polite, and to recover the ancient etiquette of the Germanic people. At the same time, for example, an old woman crossed the road, and although she was the only one on the road, she still waited for the red light to turn green before leaving. The old grandmother replied

I'm afraid that the children upstairs will see it and think that the red light is passable. "I give this story to all the grandfathers, grandmothers, dads, and mothers, how important your words and deeds are to us, and when you behave uncivilly, think about your children! Think of us as an ancient civilization!

I would like to use this little incident from my personal experience to tell the students that our words and deeds can also influence and change adults! Try it if you don't believe it! Let's all become civilized and polite middle school students! In this way, our lives can be better and our country can be stronger.