Questions and comparisons about the beginning of civilization

1.Psyche-

The mind is a vast sky, which encompasses everything in the world; The mind is a tranquil lake, with occasional ripples; The mind is a snowy field, which reflects a colorful world.

2.Pain-

Pain is groping in the dark, and the road ahead is full of bumps; Pain is the sorrow that no one understands, helpless in the face of all setbacks; Pain is the deepest torment of the soul, without tears and unable to speak directly; Pain is an expression that is not born with, a demon in trouble.

3.Stupid——

Stupidity is a kind of innate helplessness, a kind of acquired laziness, a bad fruit planted by oneself, and a moth in a good fruit.

4.Lie-

Lies are a worm of the heart, which moths the hearts of men beyond recognition; Lies are a deep quagmire from which people cannot extricate themselves; Lies are an endless black hole that plunges people into the abyss of sin.

5.Insidious——

insidious, a wolf in sheep's clothing, doing things that never see the light of day; Insidious is the public enemy of goodness, the jealous friend; The insidious is an iceberg of the soul, and what people feel through the clarity is a chill.

6.Selfishness-

Selfishness is a mirror, in which you can always see only yourself; Selfishness is a piece of cloth that blindfolds oneself so that one cannot see the pain of others; Selfishness is a layer of glass that looks transparent, but it is always separated from each other.

7.Love——

Love is a piece of sunshine shining on a winter day, making the poor and sick feel the warmth of the world; Love is a spring that appears in the desert, so that people who are on the verge of despair can see the hope of life again; Love is a song that floats in the night sky, giving comfort to the lonely and helpless.

8.Beauty - still life is the beauty of solidification, and moving scenery is the beauty of flow; The straight line is the beauty of smoothness, and the curve is the beauty of tactfulness; The bustling city is the beauty of the bustle, and the quiet village is the elegant beauty. There is beauty everywhere in life, as long as you have a pair of eyes to find beauty and a heart to understand beauty.

Civilization is a breeze that brightens people's moods; Civilization is a lamp that illuminates the brightness of the future; Civilization has nourished the parched soul with a rain.

1. Civilization is a lamp that illuminates the light of our future; Civilization is a gust of wind that wakes up our confusion in the past; Civilization is a path that guides us on the right track.

2. Civilization is the sweet smile when you meet your classmates, civilization is the enthusiastic help when you find that your classmates are in difficulty, civilization is the support and seat concession of the elderly on the bus, civilization is the cordial greeting when you see the teacher, civilization is the hidden "thank you" after getting help from others, civilization is the understanding and tolerance when you usually get along with others, and civilization is the ...... of consciously putting garbage into the garbage binCivilization is embodied in the small things in our daily lives.

3. Civilization is the beckoning smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help of classmates when they are in trouble, the understanding and tolerance when getting along with others, the greeting when we see the teacher, the apology when we accidentally bump into each other, the act of consciously putting the garbage into the garbage bin, and the initiative to stop or kindly remind ...... when I see someone spitting

4. Civilization is a fresh breeze that brightens people's mood; Civilization is a lamp that illuminates the brightness of the future; Civilization is a rain that nourishes a parched mind.

5. Civilization is a kind of temperament, showing your elegance; Carrying light civilization is a kind of cultivation; Show your knowledge to the fullest; Civilization is an artistic conception that shows your qualities.

1. Life is short, but despite this, people still have time to pay attention to etiquette. —Emerson.

2. The wind of politeness brings civilization, warmth and happiness to every person in Serino. —Novan Peel.

3. I am convinced that only a virtuous citizen can pay an acceptable salute to his country. —Rousseau.

4. Etiquette is to add a layer of algae to all his other virtues, so that they may be effective for him, and to gain respect and favor for him from all those who are close to him. - Locke.

5. Being polite is not always a sign of wisdom, but being impolite always makes people suspect its stupidity. - Randall.

6. Politeness is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most precious thing. - Gonchar.

7. Politeness pleases polite people, and also pleases those who are disliked and shouted at politely. —Montesquieu.

8. There is an inner politeness that is associated with love: it produces the most pleasant politeness in the outward appearance of the behavior. —Goethe.

9. Politeness is the first thing that children and young people should be particularly careful to develop habits. – John Locke.

10. Man cannot live like an animal, but should pursue knowledge and virtue. - Dante.

11. The most appetizing thing about answering God at the banquet is the host's etiquette. —Shakespeare.