Caring for Tomorrow and popularizing the law first is a topic for the theme

I only provide the topic, which is easier to write. The pockets are bulging, and there is much left of conscience.

The law is in my heart In my ears, in my heart, there is a sentence that rings from time to time: We must abide by the law!

For as long as I can remember, my parents have sown the seeds of "Fa" in my heart: they told me all day long, "Junjun, you must abide by the law!" "When crossing the street, they told me to obey the traffic rules and not run red lights; When I was playing with the children, they told me not to bully the children, but to be humble to each other and play with the children.

Don't do anything bad! At that time, I only vaguely knew that I couldn't do bad things, but I didn't really understand why I couldn't do bad things.

By the time I went to school, the Fa slowly took root in my heart. After I went to school, there were more people who taught me to obey the law, and that was the teachers at the school. Like Mom and Dad, the teacher told us all day long that we should follow the rules and regulations of the school and how to follow them.

The difference is that not only did the teacher tell us why we did this, but the school also invited many uncles and aunts to tell us about the dangers of breaking the law and discipline, and used vivid examples to teach us to obey the law. Under their education, seeing those living examples, I know: doing bad things is not only as simple as being arrested by the police, but more importantly, doing bad things will bring inconvenience to others and yourself, affect the lives of others, and will also change your own life and let yourself go to the abyss.

Time passed, and I was slowly growing up. In TV reports, in newspapers and magazines, and even in my own life, I have seen and deeply realized that abiding by the law should start from an early age, and we should learn from an elementary school to live under the constraints of the law.

Otherwise, you are likely to break the law, and if you do, you will regret it in the end! The law is formulated to ensure that each of us can live a normal and free life, and the law restricts the inappropriate behavior of people who are competitive and domineering, and that will affect the lives of others and the normal social order. If we don't learn to discipline ourselves from an early age and be competitive, we will easily break the law.

At that time, it will be a misstep that will turn into a thousand hatreds, and it is likely to be regretted for life. The Dharma has taken root in my heart.

In the future, we will go out into society. At that time, the law was even more important. We should always remind ourselves to abide by the law, so that the alarm bell of the law will always ring in our ears.

The law is in the heart, the natural peace of mind, the law is in the heart, the natural reason!

"Law is the general term for the laws enacted and promulgated by the legislature to compel all kinds of behavior. "This is the interpretation of the law in the Modern Chinese Dictionary, but this explanation is too abstract and vague for people my age. In fact, the law is everywhere, in society, in schools, in families, and all around us.

Recently, there were three fights and brawls in our class one day, all of which were "fighting" for a little thing, spring is the season for all things to grow, why everyone's bad temper has also grown!? Maybe some students think that they have the freedom to hit others, but as a social person living in a collective, you can't be completely self-centered, because social rules are not set for you alone, if we don't learn to restrain our bad emotions and behaviors from an early age, and be competitive, it will be easy to break the law. Doing something illegal is not only as simple as being arrested by the police, but more importantly, doing bad things will bring harm to others and yourself, affect the lives of others, and change your own life, allowing yourself to go to the abyss and into the high walls of the prison.

As the saying goes, "there are no rules, there is no circle", and each of us must strive to be a good teenager who knows, understands, abides by, and uses the law.