Write an essay on public morality 600 extra points in 10 minutes

Social development needs public morality!

Let's imagine what would happen if there was no public morality in today's society. Suppose you go shopping in the supermarket, wait in line for a long time, and finally it's your turn, and suddenly someone jumps in front of you, how do you feel? If you are a sensible person, you will definitely come forward to reason with him, but don't forget, now is a society without public morality, that person may not listen to you, or hurt others!

Let's say you're walking down the street. Saw someone spitting. You'll be tempted to stop it! But don't forget, it's a society without morals and no one will pay attention to you!

Suppose, you are at home in the middle of the night, and you really sleep soundly! Suddenly you hear the sound of someone writing on your door, you will definitely be very angry and go out and scold him, scolding him blood! But don't forget that this is a society that doesn't need to be shared, and your reasonableness will become unreasonable!

Suppose you go out for a walk at night and are beaten up for no reason! Why did he hit you, you ask? But he said, "I will!" "Do you say you complain?

There are many more examples, so I won't go into them.

You said that if the society became like this, how could it still progress, how could it not develop!

Therefore, we must all abide by the code of public names and be a good citizen! Start small, start little by little! Let's make our society better and develop faster!

Once, I and.

Mom came back from her hometown and sat on the No. 6 bus. Mom sat in the back seat, and I sat in the seat closer to the car door, playing games on Mom's phone.

I was in the middle of a lot of fun, when suddenly the car stopped, and an old man and a grandmother came up. However, there were so many people in the car that there were no seats left, so the old man and grandmother had to stand not far from me, and as soon as the car started, they staggered and could not stand steadily.

The car stopped again, the lights came on, a few more people came up, and the car became more crowded. At this time, a young man stood up and said to the old man, "Come and sit in this seat, you old man, I will get down."

The old man asked the old grandmother to sit, and the old grandmother asked the old man to sit, and the two of them pushed and let it. At this time, a girl who had been sitting next to the young man stood up and said, "You two old men sit together!"

The two old men said "thank you" before taking their seats.

The young man had been standing beside me, and I heard him coughing in a low voice. After several stops, he got off the bus, and by the help of the street lamp, I saw him enter the armed police hospital. At this time, the old man said:

The lad may have been sick, but he gave up his seat to us. What a good guy! ”

I listened to it with a sour heart, and I was ashamed, I am a Young Pioneer, why didn't I give up my seat to the old man? After getting out of the car, I told my mother about it, and my mother praised the young man, saying that I should learn the good virtues of respecting the elderly, loving the young, and helping others.

That night, I remembered what my father said from the ancients: Don't take evil as small, don't take good as small. It means don't do bad things because they're small, and don't stop doing good things because they're small.

Although the matter of giving up a seat is small, it can also reflect a person's moral cultivation! In the future, I want to learn from that big brother, start from small things, start from now, and do more good deeds.

Social morality is the basic morality that people should follow in social and public life, such as: abiding by public order, caring for public finances, respecting the personality of others, etc. However, in real life, it often happens that some things do not abide by social morality.

It was a hot summer, and after I finished my after-school cram school, I hurried to the station with a heavy school bag on my back, hoping to get home early. I hurriedly got into the car, saw that there was an empty seat, and sat down happily, thinking: Great, this time I can rest, otherwise, on such a hot day, standing in this rickety carriage with a big school bag, it is really a sin.

Looking ahead, in front of me sat a big brother who was probably in high school, and I saw him put his big schoolbag on another empty seat, put on headphones and listen to ** freely.

The car soon arrived at the next stop, and there were many people coming up at once, and I immediately felt a surge of heat rushing to my body. I saw a gray-haired old woman walking through the crowd with difficulty on crutches. By this time, all the seats on the bus were already filled.

The old grandmother finally moved to the big brother, saw that there was still a seat without people, and said, "Classmate, can you take your schoolbag away?" The eldest brother glared at the grandmother, pretending not to hear, and even closed his eyes and continued to listen to his **.

Someone next to him couldn't stand it anymore and persuaded him: "Classmate, the schoolbag can't occupy a seat, let the grandmother sit down!" The big brother still said without shame when he heard this

I occupy this seat, I am willing to sit on my school bag, can you manage it? The old grandmother was stunned, and the people in the carriage shook their heads helplessly, and someone was saying, "Why are today's children so selfish?"

What have you learned? When I saw all this, I was so angry that I immediately stood up and said, "Grandma, sit with me!"

The old grandmother said repeatedly: "Thank you, thank you!" The people next to me gave me approving looks.

Afterwards, I always wondered, can a school bag also occupy a seat? If everyone is as selfish as the big brother and does not pay attention to social morality, then what will our society look like? It must be a cold desert!

In order to make our society more civilized and better, let us all consciously abide by social morality!