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I'm sorry I only have to come out with these, hopefully!

Civilized queuing may seem like a trivial matter, but it is related to the image of Shanghai and even China. The World Expo has a large number of people and a long time, and every visitor strengthens the sense of order and consciously queues up, so as to put an end to similar uncivilized phenomena mentioned in the letter.

At some popular venues in Pudong's C area, people with disabilities in wheelchairs also lined up in front of the green lane. I found that the "one person, one car" system, which is supposed to be followed by one family member, has changed, and there are not a few people who accompany two or even three family members in a wheelchair. "A disabled car, convenient for the family", this uncivilized behavior of watching the expo has caused dissatisfaction among many visitors who abide by the order of queuing.

Entering the exhibition hall, some "disabled people" who were still in wheelchairs during the queue immediately got up and strode to the scenic spot to pose for photos, without the inconvenience of struggling to walk before, needing wheelchairs and the support of others. What's more, the wheelchair car is used as a convenient tool for viewing the expo, the grandson is sleepy and asks him to sleep in the wheelchair, and the family is tired of walking and pushes him for a while, I really don't know who needs the wheelchair? Who are the real people with disabilities and the elderly?

Do they really need wheelchairs? Or is it just as a means of skipping the line to visit? I think that the narrow mentality of these fake "disabled people" who want to enter the museum without waiting in a long line with the help of wheelchairs may be the reason for the long queue in front of the green channel.

The number of wheelchairs in the Expo Park is limited, and these humanized care services are provided to the disabled and the elderly who really need it, and those who abuse the preferential measures have become a discordant factor in advocating the concept of civilized public viewing the Expo.

I think the Expo is to show the world our Chinese civilization and is a feast of world civilization. We should maintain the image of Shanghai as a city, and even more so, we should show the world the quality of our people through this grand event.

"Queue in the Garden".

Today, my parents and I passed away on a sightseeing tour of the Expo Park.

In the Expo Park, the security check is just the beginning of waiting, I hold milk tea in my hand, in the crowd you push me, follow the direction of **, involuntarily step on the hot ground, and go to a certain museum to visit. Looking down at the time, I found that there were only three minutes later, and there were often plays staged across the queue to find relatives, of course, it was a tragedy to broadcast the search for people without entering the park. The park opened at 9 o'clock, and every movement of the team was accompanied by cheers like a triumphant escape, mixed with whispers of curses from the other columns, and I was obviously ahead of them.

There is no way to do that, the uncle of the officers and soldiers will see who is pleasing to the eye and who will be let in first. Don't think you're lucky to be in the park ahead of you, they've been waiting for a long time to recover. It is common to hear in the park that the venues with queue times of more than 5 hours are:

……First scare the timid to death, and then let those who persevere, feel lucky, in fact, 3 to 4 hours is enough, and those venues that exceed 3 hours will definitely win within 2 hours. Every time you wait, there are always new opportunities. In the Madrid Bamboo House, I listened to a man explain to a woman that Madrid is not just a Real Madrid team; In Macau, Decheng listened to a tourist who claimed to have been here for 15 days talking about stand-up comedy; Receiving a couple's compliment on my independent travel at the Czech Pavilion became a model for their parenting; 5000 yuan Shanghai luxury four-day tour, the day before in Nanjing Road sightseeing, blame only I only had the Dutch jersey in my eyes at the time, did not pay attention.

Dressed in black, the shoes are very good, the dress style and temperament are very compatible, not too much, a little cold, chatting about the Expo experience, she talks about her Japanese corporate pavilion, I talk about my experience in the C area, and occasionally pops out a few words of Cantonese to communicate with her mother. Time flies, I didn't change the number, and I was destined to see you again. The only thing we can do is to wait for the elderly over 70 years old or children under the meter to accompany us without a disability certificate, and we have to wait for the elderly.

Why should there be a queue cut, the Expo is very harmonious, you can't make something out of nothing.

You should first write down where you are going, why you are queuing, and then clearly describe the details of the queue. Specific. An essay should be clear to the reader, and this is a good essay.

I would like to ask, are you from Shanghai Qibao Foreign Chinese Primary School? We have this article in our school summer vacation.

"Queue".

A new month is coming, and my bus pass is going to be changed. When I came to the small kiosk that sold monthly tickets, I was greeted by people, two human snakes composed of people - one for staff monthly passes, and one for student monthly passes. The two human snakes were zigzag and winding, both seven or eight meters long, and the snake's heads collided in front of the small pavilion and became a mess.

There were two options in front of me: cut the line opportunistically or stand at the end of the line and line up. I thought that I was not cheeky, and I couldn't be clever, so I could only touch a gray nose when I cut the line, so I silently walked to the end of the student monthly ticket team.

In front of me were two girls, apparently coming together, chatting to pass the line. I suddenly remembered that the last time I bought a monthly pass, the queue was also like this—maybe shorter, but I was quite lucky that day—and I met a classmate who was already in the queue soon, and he bought it for me. How lucky it would be this time!

Just as I was thinking about it, a middle-aged woman came up to me and said to the two girls in front of me, "I'm asking you to help me occupy a place, right?" Thank you.

I'll stand behind you! Then he apologized to me and said, "I asked them to help me occupy a place."

I nodded, and didn't say anything. She glanced forward a few more times and complained, "I bought all my monthly passes in that team, why is this line still so long!"

The girl in front of her said, "It's all in line, or I should have bought it a long time ago!" "I'm queuing up over there, and there's a queue in front of me, and he's thick-skinned!"

Q: Do I agree? I said, 'You ask the people in the back who agree or disagree?' ’”

It was getting dark, and there were more and more people behind me, but there were no fewer crows and crows in front of me. After a while, the middle-aged woman said to us, "Help me take a place, and I'll go to the front and have a look."

Then she burst into the crowd and vanished. "It's definitely going to cut in line! Ay!

I think. After a while, I noticed that my steps were moving forward slowly, little by little, not like just now, and the crowd at the ticket gate was not so chaotic. It didn't take long for me to walk to the ticket gate.

What surprised me even more was that the middle-aged woman who made me mistake it for cutting in line was maintaining order at the ticket gate!

In the end, she finished buying the monthly pass in front of me and left in a hurry. With an indescribable feeling, I also went home with my crescent pass.

The Spring Festival is three days away, and there are many things to buy at home, so I went to the supermarket with my father and mother to buy things.

Today, the supermarket is really lively, there are many more people than usual.

We finally walked to the food shelf, and after selecting the things we needed, we went to the grocery shelf. After we bought everything, my mom was in charge of queuing up to check out and asked me to go to the queue to get the coupon - because the store held an event during the festival, you can get a coupon if you buy 100 yuan.

A lot of people came to get the coupons! Look at the queue, the front and the tail are gone. I managed to find a place to get in.

I'm rowing, rowing, rowing, time is really slow, my legs are weak, and it's not my turn yet. Finally, when there were 10 people in front of me, I suddenly remembered: If people ask me, how can you get the coupon if you don't have an invoice?

What about your family?

When I think about it, I can't help but panic. But after waiting in line for so long, it's finally my turn, so I'm not willing to leave the line like this and wait for a while to line up again. What to do?

I had an idea, so I said to the grandmother in the back, "Grandma, can you please help me see the seat?" Grandma agreed without saying a word.

I hurried to my mother. My mother was paying, and when she saw me coming, she said, "Why did you little thing get here?"

Didn't you go to the queue first? I said, "It's almost my turn to get the ticket."

I saw that you hadn't been here for so long, and I was in a hurry, so I asked a grandmother to be there to help me watch the seat. ”

When my parents heard this, they praised me: "Good boy, yes!" I took my mother to find a seat quickly, and the seat was quickly found, and my mother thanked my grandmother.

We finished our tickets and went home happy.

It can be seen from here: I grew up! The old page has passed, and the new one has been turned. I'm going to be more brainy in the future.

I'm also thinking, the essay on the third series of activities for young people to understand China (queue) of the Guangming Youjia Cup

Watching the Expo queue, it is sad to write it. In addition to being tired is regretting. There was no imaginary scene, and I was tired and half dead, and I knew that I would not be guilty of using my vacation elsewhere in this way.

My dear, 5 points is only a good Samaritan like me who will come in and take a look.

If you don't have points, you can do it yourself

Queuing is a very common thing, but you can see a person's civility, politeness and quality. You have to queue up when shopping, you have to queue up when you run errands, you have to queue up to withdraw money from the bank, you have to queue up to get medicine for medical treatment, and you have to queue up to wait for ...... when you are stuck in trafficQueuing seems to be a part of our lives, and we can't cut the queue or crowd it.

Once, I went"Eat willingly"The steamed bun shop buys breakfast, because there are many people, everyone is lining up in an orderly manner. I was at the end of the line, and by the way, I watched the movements of the people in line: the line was straight, few people spoke, and everyone was quiet except for those who ordered buns.

The tone of the person who ordered the bun was also very soft, everyone was so orderly, and there was a tacit understanding with the silence of the morning.

At this time, suddenly a group of young men and women came, and there were.

Four or five people, who were already in the queue and were about to be in my turn, were crowded out, because I was small. They didn't seem to know about queuing up to shop, and they all crowded in front of the counter, holding up banknotes and shouting: "Four meat, five bean paste buns, hurry up!"

The waiter at the steamed bun shop also frowned, and I had to wait for them to walk away before I bought the steamed buns. This reminds me of real reports on the Internet: Taiwanese people queue up at designated times and places every day to wait for garbage trucks to take out the garbage; Also, when Russians are poor, they queue for five or six hours to receive bread on a snowy day.

The neat team was destroyed by so many uncivilized people! Queuing is a kind of patience, a principle of doing things, but also a kind of civilization, a window to show quality.

After going to the World Expo, I couldn't help but sigh: In the Expo Park, you really have to queue up for everything. You have to queue up for the bus, you have to queue to visit the venues, and even you have to queue for dinner.

However, every time most people are in an orderly queue, there are always a few people who will cut the line at random. And they don't seem to care about the reproachful gaze of others at all, and still go their own way.

In fact, the World Expo shows the world not only advanced science and technology, but also the development of the world, but also the level of civilization of each country. Because everyone represents the country, and they all represent the quality of the country. And we, as the host country, if foreigners see that we are cutting in line everywhere, it is not only the individual image that is damaged, but the overall image of our Chinese.

Perhaps, someone will say, "Well, then I will follow the rules in the Expo area and not cut the queue randomly." "But I think following the rules and not queuing shouldn't be confined to the Expo site.

If you only follow the order in the Expo Park, it will become a show, and it will be a change of taste. And we should do the same in ordinary life. When queuing at the bank to withdraw money; When queuing at a station to board a train; This should be the case when standing in line to pay at the store.

Because queuing is a science, and cutting in line is not a trivial matter. It reflects not only whether a person abides by the order, but also reflects the quality of a person; the level of a person's moral character; The level of a person's self-control. Because if a person's quality is not high, then he will think that it is okay to cut in line; If a person behaves in a way that is not of noble character, then he will not be ashamed of cutting in line, and may even be proud of it; If a person does not have good self-control, then he will cut the queue in order to be greedy for a little bit and unable to control himself.

However, I also admit that such things are always easier said than easy to do. It is not easy to do it by individual efforts alone. Therefore, it is necessary to rely on the consciousness of all people, the supervision of all people.

When you see others cutting in line, you should not have the mentality that it is not your business, but should decisively stop it and make them realize their mistakes.

As students, we must first of all have a sense of not only obeying order, but also a sense of supervising others. We should not retreat for fear of being meddled in, but we should justifiably stop it, because the truth is on our side. Only by starting with me can the phenomenon of random queue cutting gradually decrease.

Cutting in line seems to be a small matter, but what he reflects is huge. Therefore, please do not cut the queue next time you queue, because cutting the queue is not a trivial matter.