Ask for a speech on civility and etiquette for junior high school students 500 words urgently, urgen

Dear teachers and students:

In this way, I grew from a babbling toddler to a seventh-grade student, and I still remember the sincere teachings of my family and teachers. I remember reading a story about telling civilization in an article.

Once upon a time, there was a little mouse who always thought he was amazing and was very rude to others. Once he went to school, a snail came up to him and blocked his way. The little mouse said fiercely

Little one, get out of my way, get out of my way! The little mouse said and kicked it over, kicking the snail far away. Once, when the little mouse went to the river to drink, he felt that a small fish in the river was in his way, so he picked up a stone and threw it at it.

The little fish was attacked, startled, and hurriedly dodged. The little mouse laughed and said, "You know how good I am!"

One night, on his way home, the little mouse saw a little pig lying on the side of the road, and he said proudly, "Who gave you so much courage to stand in my way!"

As he spoke, he kicked it over. "Bang", the little mouse just kicked the pig's foot, the little pig was fine, but the little mouse screamed "sigh, sigh", it turned out that his foot was swollen with a big bag. The little pig stood up and said to the little mouse

You are arrogant and rude to others, and you don't know how to respect people, so you have tasted the bitterness today! Only by respecting others can we gain the respect of others. The little mouse looked at his injured foot and lowered his head in shame.

We have been educated in civilized etiquette since childhood, and many students can talk about civilized etiquette endlessly. But I saw lunch boxes and drink bottles discarded everywhere on campus, and listened to the swear words spit out by some students. I remembered a sentence that my teacher used to say to us:

For a person, etiquette is the external manifestation of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural accomplishment, and communication ability, and for a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization procedures, moral customs, and living habits. "On the Internet, I once said that we Chinese are uncivilized in the eyes of foreigners. Why, you ask?

Because in one place in the United States, there is a sign that says "Please don't throw garbage anywhere" instead of English or Arabic but in Chinese.

For the sake of the country, for the sake of oneself. Be a civilized student from now on. It is necessary to develop good civilized habits and be civilized primary school students.

Then please let each of us keep our mouths in check, and refrain from swearing or spitting; Keep our hands in check, don't litter, don't fight; Keep our feet in check, and don't trample the lawn. I believe that through the joint efforts of all our teachers and students, we will create a civilized and beautiful campus.

Thank you! That's my talk.