Although our life is getting richer and richer now, we should also carry forward the fine virtue of thrift and be proud of it. The following is a nursery rhyme about thrift that I compiled for you. Welcome to read!

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Ancient poetry embodying frugality ▲ luxury, disorder and frugality.

Famous sayings of diligence and thrift ▲ The bag is unprecedented.

Historical story of thrift ▲ Success depends on diligence, failure depends on luxury.

Carry forward the nursery rhyme of thrift-don't waste it,

Develop a good atmosphere from an early age.

Eat all the food on the table,

Diligence is the most precious.

Carry forward the nursery rhymes of thrift. 2. Diligence and thrift are virtues that Chinese sons and daughters should remember.

Don't waste and show off, glory is not in this matter.

Always remember to save, small things become big things.

Resources are precious and cannot be wasted. There is no shame in saving.

Carry forward the nursery rhymes of thrift. The three families have food, which is affordable, healthy, reasonable and skilled.

What a festive wedding, orderly, moderate and wise.

Extravagance and waste are uncivilized, and CD action is the most valuable.

It is not difficult to turn off the lights and fans at will and tighten the faucet.

Wash your face and feet well, water the flowers and mop the floor, and don't waste it.

Dress neatly, be human, and don't want brand-name benefits.

Disposable articles are used less and the earth's resources are limited.

Waste recycling promotes recycling and good sorting.

Production is like a cash cow, and economy is like a cornucopia.

Live frugally and carefully, and you will not suffer in famine years.

Peace and prosperity are far-sighted, and the road to Chinese rejuvenation is long.

Diligence and family rules are kept in mind, and the way of governing the country is passed down from generation to generation! & lt& lt& lt return to the directory.

Carry forward the nursery rhymes of thrift. Four small drops of water, one drop of water, make a river.

Small grains of rice, one grain at a time, are piled into a grain pile with a height of 1,000 meters.

Small pieces of paper, one after another, piled up into thousands of feet deep piles of paper.

Small stitches, one stitch and one thread, are sewn into fabrics thousands of feet wide.

Small noodles, long strips, and cooked food smell thousands of miles.

Every little thing makes a mickle.

Pupils, remember, we should cherish all kinds of things.

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