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I developed a good habit.

Time passed by minute by second, and in the blink of an eye, I was already a 7th grade student, and in the process of growing up, I developed many good habits, including the habit of asking questions if I didn't understand.

I have a lot of questions that have been bothering me in my studies, and I try my best to answer them. But sometimes I can't figure it out, and I have to ask someone else. I didn't dare to ask the teacher, so I only asked my classmates, and many times, my classmates' answers were wrong.

I didn't know before that I could ask a computer and a dictionary. Once, I saw a word in a book and I didn't understand it, so I looked through the dictionary and the dictionary told me the answer. I think:

There is also a proverb called: to learn and learn, to learn to ask; Live to be old, learn to be old, and how much can't be learned. So I embarked on this arduous journey.

You know, I don't like to ask questions very much, and it's not easy to get into the habit.

I remember in a nature class, I had a question: why a lion is so fierce and can't beat a tiger: I thought about it and couldn't get an answer.

I wanted to talk about it, but then I thought about it: maybe other students thought it was naïve and would laugh at me, and I would lose face. So I swallowed the question down my throat.

But I saw that Chen Yubei and Yang Minqi kept asking questions, and whenever the teacher told them the answer after asking, they were very happy. I plucked up the courage to raise my hand, and the teacher called me, and I said my question, and the teacher told me the answer very clearly, and the sullenness in my heart disappeared without a trace.

Asking is the key to opening the door to success, is the paving stone to the road to success, only by asking can you solve the mystery in your heart, in order to enrich your knowledge, improve the level of your questioning.

Friend! When you can't solve the mystery in your happiness, do you ask? If you haven't asked, you might as well ask someone else, maybe you will have an unexpected surprise!

Dear teachers and students, the content of my speech today is, "Good habits grow with me, sing the song of civilization, and strive to be a civilized person." I remember someone said: "People, one stroke at a time, it is easier said to write than to do."

We often think about what I'm doing, how I'm doing, and what kind of person I'm going to become. What kind of person to be? A hundred people will have a hundred answers, but behind each answer there is a basic point, that is, to be a human being, first of all, to be a civilized person, to be a person with good habits!

Civilized etiquette is not only the embodiment of personal quality and upbringing, but also the embodiment of personal morality and social morality. It is the face of the city and the face of the country. Therefore, learning etiquette can not only strengthen personal quality internally, shape the image of the unit externally, but also improve interpersonal relationships.

China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times and is one of the ancient civilizations in the world. As Chinese, we naturally have to develop good habits of being polite. Civilized etiquette is the foundation of our learning and life, and the arm of our healthy growth.

It brings us the touch and joy of the heart. At the same time, civilized etiquette is the fine tradition of the Chinese nation, a virtue of being a human being, and a virtue that a modern civilized person must have. We need to learn good habits of civilized etiquette from an early age.

Sow the seeds of good habits of civilization in every corner of the whole society. The ancients said, "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand." In other words, if you don't learn "etiquette", you can't stand in society.

We know that habit is both an angel and a devil. Good habits can make people put on wings and fly to heaven; Bad habits can put people in chains and go to hell. We are in society, and our identities and roles are constantly changing.

We hate others one moment, and the next moment we often become the object of their hate. These are all the result of "informal" behavior.

When we are tourists, we always follow our own interests, spitting, spitting gum, trampling on the lawn, and scribbling on cultural relics; When we were citizens, we hated spitting and graffiti. When we get along with our classmates, we always complain about the "informality" of our classmates, whether it is talking or borrowing things at work or in life; And we ourselves are often too lazy to pay attention to those "small sections".

The ancients said, "Those who respect others will always respect them, and those who love others will always love them." If you want others to respect you, you must first respect people. Civilized etiquette is the foundation of our learning and life, and the arm of our healthy growth.

Without civilization, there is no basic moral bottom line. Thousands of learning, learning to be a real person, what is said is to learn to be a person first, learn to be a civilized person.

Those bad habits are for a momentary time, and they lose their own personality and dignity. If you don't even respect yourself, will others respect you? People are not civilized because they are beautiful, but they are beautiful because they are civilized!

Students, let good habits grow with us, let the song of civilization be sung everywhere, and strive to be a civilized person in Xing'an!

What are your good habits? Just write it boldly!