Essays should reflect today s social phenomena

On a winter morning, four well-dressed and able-bodied men stood in the boarding aisle of the station with a sign that read "Mother and Child Boarding Place", and a woman holding a baby was squeezed out of the passage, and the mother and child were looking at them with amazement: they were neither disabled nor holding children, but why were they standing at the place where mother and child were boarding? Are they illiterate?

No, some of them wore beautiful coats, shiny leather shoes, and some even wore glasses, all like cultured people. They just wanted to get a little profit for themselves, and under the surprised eyes of everyone, they still put on an attitude of ignoring the signs, and stood there as if nothing had happened, without the slightest intention of giving way to the mother and son.

From the clothes of the four men in the picture, it is clear that they all know every word on the sign, but they do not take action, giving convenience to those who need it most, and deliberately pretending to be illiterate to avoid proper public order. In my opinion, they are indeed "illiterate", but the "illiterate" I am referring to here is not the "culture" of "culture", but the "culture" of "civilization". What a big country needs most is the unity of the whole nation, and the most basic thing is civilization and morality.

However, the four young men in the picture can't even do the most basic observance of order, how can they talk about civilization and morality? It is not uncommon for things like this to happen in life, and how many people are greedy for their own convenience or profit, so that those who really need help do not get the original support.

In real life, I have seen such a scene many times: on the overcrowded bus, many young and strong young people sit firmly in their seats, while beside them, there are gray-haired old people, but they do not have a trace of giving up their seats, and the prompt of "special seats for the old, weak, sick and disabled" in their seats is clear, but they turn a blind eye; In the park, the sign "No climbing flowers and trees" is very eye-catching, but the flowers and trees that have been climbed can be seen everywhere; The beautiful garbage peel boxes in the square are particularly dazzling, but there are still people throwing confetti everywhere ......These "pseudo-illiterates" only care about their own interests, regardless of everyone's feelings, and fully demonstrate their immoral conduct. They are not intellectually illiterate, but morally illiterate.

How sad it would be if the whole society became like this! This kind of bad behavior and thinking has gradually spread among people, and if it is not controlled in time, the consequences are simply unimaginable.

China is a country of etiquette, a Chinese, in public places should think more about others, always think of themselves do not affect others, provide more help to others, hope that everyone can abide by social morality, let the flowers of civilization bloom everywhere.

This cartoon reminds me of a simple but meaningful sentence: "There is a kind of wealth called spirit, and there is a kind of nobility called civilization." "Let these bad social practices disappear from people's minds forever.