Civilization is multifaceted, sometimes it is a caring greeting, a smile and an action.

This is a kind of respect, a heartfelt respect for others. Respecting others means respecting yourself. Mencius once said: people who love others will always love others; People who respect others will always respect others. We should be a civilized student: start from childhood, start from bit by bit, and start from some tiny details.

Pay attention to details at school: on the way to school, you should say hello when you meet the teacher; If you are late for class, you should shout a report before entering the classroom, and you can listen to it with the permission of the teacher; Don't let the faucet cry alone; Enter the teacher's office, shout a report, and get permission to fall behind; See the scraps of paper consciously pick them up and throw them into the trash can; If you find money and things, you must "pick up money"; No spitting; Don't throw rubbish everywhere; Don't touch other people's things without permission; Do not swear; Do not swear; Do not cause trouble; Don't fight; Unity and friendship with classmates.

In Germany, every family in Germany grows flowers. They plant flowers outside the window facing the street, and the flowers are open to the public. When I was in the house, my flowers were for others to see; When walking in the street, I look at other people's flowers. Walking on any street, looking up, there are flowers in front of every family's window. Many windows are connected together, forming a sea of flowers, and people who look at us are at a loss. All for one and one for all. I think this realm is quite intriguing.

Going to the society: take the bus to queue up without crowding, and you can give your seat to the elderly' pregnant women' with babies; Help the old and bring the young; Help the blind cross the road; Don't destroy public property.

Pay attention to details at home: respect elders; Take care of your brothers and sisters; Help parents do housework; Listen to your parents; Guests should greet them when they come home.

"Kong Rong lets pears" is a familiar story. Four-year-old Kong Rong is admired by everyone because he knows how to be modest, how to make others happy, and how others' happiness is his greatest happiness. Although he is still a wet behind the ears, his spirit is enough for future generations to admire and emulate. It's a hundred times better than those adults who just talk and don't do it. Because morality can often fill the defects of wisdom, but wisdom can never fill the defects of morality. Educated people don't brag, on the contrary, uneducated and immoral people will show off their advantages everywhere. As Xuan Yongguang said, "immoral, it is dog material. Without knowledge and morality, it is a waste of material. Without knowledge and morality, I think I have knowledge and morality, which is killing material. "

As a primary school student, we should not only be civilized on the one hand, but also be civilized in many aspects. We should not only civilize ourselves, but also infect the people around us. As long as everyone abides by civilization and stresses morality, the world will become more harmonious and beautiful. We should unite and be friendly, create a civilized city and walk with civilization.

Chapter two: Morality goes with me.

Several German college students did an experiment: on a street in Cologne, Germany, two adjacent telephone booths were labeled with the words "male" and "female" respectively, and then they hid in the dark to observe and record what they saw. As a result, seven or eight German men lined up outside the telephone booth with the word "male" written on it, but the telephone booth with the word "female" was empty.

If you are in China, there must be a few men with weak legal concept who will break the law and make phone calls in a telephone booth with the word "female". This leads to the difference in the rule of law between the two countries. If everyone abides by the law, maybe China will become a country with a fairly perfect legal system.

I also read a cartoon called "Fake Illiteracy": four strong men stood at the bus stop of mother and son, but a pair of mother and son who should have stood here were pushed aside, shivering in the cold wind, and the child was crying with cold, so the mother could only keep comforting. After reading it, I was very angry. Are these four people really illiterate? No, they're not. They ignored the law!

Now people often say the word "virtue", but who can really do it? On the bus, young people often sit in the "sick and disabled" seats, while the elderly stand by; Some people always litter and make the ground dirty ... these are uncivilized behaviors.

Let's strengthen our legal concept and be law-abiding citizens! Strengthen our awareness of legal rules and procedural rules, and let the virtue of obeying the law grow with us.

Let the flowers of civilization bloom all over the motherland!