Write an essay on the topic of Earned Respect.

At the entrance to the square was a beggar, who looked to be in his 30s, but in tattered clothes, with a broken bowl in front of him, waiting for passers-by to give him coins. Whenever it's sunny, he'll sit there. I don't pity him at all.

He was young and strong, and he could earn a living by labor, and there was nothing to pity at all. Every time I pass there, I walk around it. Many people have also walked around like me.

Only a few people passing by him would toss a coin in the broken bowl in front of him. With the "dang" sound of a coin hitting the broken bowl, he will take the initiative to say "thank you". I really resent the people who gave him the money, the people who were too kind, who encouraged him to beg.

If no one gave him money, could he beg for a long time?

One day, when I accompanied a few outsiders who had come to my county to inspect the square, I wanted to take them around the beggar, but they walked towards the beggar instead. When they came to the beggar, they took out a coin from their bodies, bent down and put it in the beggar's broken bowl, and with the sound of the coin hitting the broken bowl, the beggar took the initiative to say "thank you" to each of them. Several outsiders gave money to the beggar, and I couldn't help it, so I took out a coin and threw it into his broken bowl.

The coin struck the bowl with a strong "dang" sound, but the beggar did not say "thank you" to me. How so? Could it be that he understood my thoughts, I just wanted to deal with it in front of outsiders, so he didn't say "thank you" to me.

I couldn't help but ask the beggar: "I also gave you money, why don't you thank me?" The beggar said:

Don't think I'm blind and can't see, so I don't know anything! I still have ears, I can hear.

It turned out that you were not respected by others, and finally experienced a transformation,,, and then others have a great improvement in your opinion.

The warmth of respect.

The charm of respect.

Respect in the process.

Always have a respect.

Respect for nature, respect for life.

Learn to respect. Those who respect others are respected by others.

1.To respect others is to respect yourself2.Respect makes interpersonal communication smoother

Respect is people, and success is important4.Respect is a kind of upbringing5.Learn to be respectful and courteous

I was often looked down upon by others, and it was precisely because of my poor academic performance that I was discriminated against by my classmates, and I felt bored as a human being. 、、

In the "Book of Songs", it is said: "Vote for me with papaya, and repay it with Qiongju." This exchange of courtesies since ancient times reflects the due respect between people.

Of course, respect does not only refer to the giving of gifts, a word, a look, a gesture, can reflect our respect for others. It should be said that mutual respect is the basis of normal interactions between people, and is one of the basic qualities that people should haveAny of us in this world should respect each other, and respect will make the relationship between people more friendly and harmonious.

Respect your classmates so that you understand each other; Respect the teacher, and you will become a kind-hearted child; Respect a poor person, so that he can respect himself and regain his strength. Doesn't that show how important respect is to a person? The same story, which takes place in different times, has different results due to the different respect that people have given them.

There was an old beggar who begged from a middle-aged man, and the middle-aged man searched all over his body and couldn't find any change, he felt very guilty, and held the old beggar's hand tightly and said, "Brother, I really don't have any extra money, I'm sorry." At this moment, tears have blurred the old beggar's eyes, from this pair of clenched hands and affectionate names he felt unprecedented understanding and respect, people are the same, do not look at things with the eyes of power, we should always remember that respect for others is a virtue.

If you don't respect others, you won't earn their respect.

I remember one science class, everyone was absent-minded, few people listened carefully to the teacher's lecture, read the book, talked and talked, and no one noticed that the angry teacher was staring at us helplessly. Finally, the teacher rushed out of the classroom in a fit of rage. Yes, because we didn't respect the teacher's labor, it led to the teacher being angry.

Really, respecting others, is really important, and it also takes a person's life from depravity to success.

Once upon a time a merchant got off the train and saw a ragged man guarding a stall so he dropped a penny and hurried away. After a while he returned to the stall, took a pencil, and said, "Oh, I forgot my things."

In fact, many passers-by passed by this stall and left change, but only this merchant made a "deal" with him. However, it was precisely because of this small transaction that the businessman regained his self-confidence. A few years later, he became a tycoon!

See, how important it is to respect others! It was the small business of the merchant that made the poor man reinvent himself; It is an act of respecting others that will transform others!

In such a society full of cutthroat competition, it only takes a little respect for others to make the relationship between people more harmonious.

Which school and class are you from?