Let civilization stay in my heart

“Prosperity does not bring civilization, but civilization produces wealth.” This famous saying encourages us to keep civilization in our hearts all the time.

Civilized etiquette is not a thousand-year-old antique placed behind thick bulletproof glass. It is not an Olympic gold medal that you may not be able to win even if you train hard all your life. The unattainable secret of the universe. Civilized etiquette is around us, within reach and everywhere. It is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing.

Civilization starts with me: when walking on the street, I pick up paper scraps when I see them and throw them into the trash can; I don’t leave footprints on the white walls; when I see a street sign falling down, I take the initiative to walk over and help it. Get up; don't spit; don't litter; these are all manifestations of civilization. As long as everyone takes a small step, society will take a big step.

China is a country of civilization and etiquette. The first etiquette in ancient times is humility. We have already heard the story of "Kong Rong gave up the pears". At a young age, Kong Rong knew how to give the big pears to his elders and eat the small ones himself. This quality of humility is worth learning.

Our current society also promotes civilized etiquette: on buses, more and more people are giving up their seats to women and the elderly, and more and more people are grabbing "special seats for the disabled" and "special seats for pregnant women and children" The fewer the cars that ran the red light disappeared, there were only vehicles waiting quietly for the green light; the people trampling on the lawn disappeared, there were only people watering the flowers and plants...

On the streets of Germany, There are usually two phone booths, one for "men only" and one for "women only." Once, the queue in front of the men's phone booth was full of people, but no one went to the women's phone booth. In our opinion, they are stupid, but this is the civilized quality of the Germans.

Someone once said: "If you lose today, you are not considered a failure, because tomorrow will come again; if you lose money, you are not considered a failure, because the value of life is not in the wallet; if you lose If you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a human being.”

So, civilization must start with me. Whoever has civilization will have the most precious wealth in the world. .