1,000-word sample speech on "Learning Codes and Being Civilized" (8 selected articles)

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Learn the Code and Be Civilized Speech 1

Dear teachers and classmates:

Hello everyone! The title of my speech today is: Be a civilized person.

I remember someone said: "For people, writing is easier than doing. We must always think about what I am doing, how I am doing, and what kind of person I want to be. "What kind of person do you want to be?" One hundred people will have one hundred answers, but behind every answer there is a basic point, that is, to be a civilized person first. What is civilization? Civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help when classmates are in trouble, the kindness when getting along with others, the greetings when seeing teachers, and the "sorry" when accidentally bumping into each other. The act of consciously putting garbage into the trash can is an active stop when you see someone spitting. Civilization is a quality, civilization is a kind of cultivation, and civilization is a behavior that is respected and widely respected by everyone.

To be a civilized person, you must be able to use civilized language and do civilized things. Simply put, it means being polite and reasonable. China is known as the "Land of Etiquette", and treating others politely is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Living in a happy era, we should inherit and carry forward this fine tradition and be civilized and polite people. "Good words warm your ears for three winters, but bad words hurt your ears for six months." Everyone should remember this proverb. Being civilized and polite is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most important thing in life. It is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge.

Countless examples in life show that the key to a brilliant career and a successful life is noble sentiment. Civilization is actually made up of details. Reflecting on what we do on a daily basis, we can see that civilization is still some distance away from us. Around us, among some students, there are still some uncivilized behaviors. For example, in our campus and on the stairs, we can always see scraps of paper that are extremely discordant with our beautiful campus. Food bags and instant noodle boxes can be seen everywhere in the classroom and on campus. Some students even think that there are people on duty anyway. It doesn’t matter if students clean it and throw it away; for another example, some students chase and fight in the corridor of the teaching building, and push and push each other as they walk; some students swear and swear to each other, climb branches at will, and even some students A classmate deliberately damaged the school's public property. Many of our classmates put the study of cultural knowledge first, and often ignore the cultivation of social morality and the development of civilized habits, which essentially demonstrate a person's ideological quality. In fact, good behavioral habits are the prerequisite for ensuring our smooth learning and the basis for establishing a healthy personality.

Students, if you sow a behavior, you will reap a habit; if you sow a habit, you will reap a character; civilization has been placed in an important position in people's hearts. We must not put civilization Behavioral habits are regarded as trivial matters. Let us start from now, start from ourselves, start from little things, develop good civilized habits, be civilized students, control our mouths, do not spit; control our hands, do not spit Littering; watch our feet and don't trample on flowers and plants. I believe that through the efforts of all our teachers and students, we will create a peaceful, orderly, civilized and beautiful Xiangfu campus with a good learning environment.

My speech is over, thank you everyone! Speech Note 2 on Learning the Code and Being Civilized

Dear students:

Good afternoon! The title of my speech today is "Civility and Politeness on Campus".

The development of civilized habits essentially demonstrates a person's ideological quality. In fact, good behavioral habits are the prerequisite for ensuring our smooth learning and the basis for establishing a healthy personality. Students who do not have good behavioral habits in school may be undisciplined, unhygienic, and disrupt the learning environment of the class. On the contrary, if we develop civilized behavioral habits, the learning environment will be good and orderly. We know that only when students in a school have good civilized behavior habits can they build an excellent learning environment and create an excellent learning atmosphere. Therefore, we should first be an upright person, a modest gentleman who understands civilization and is polite.

The Chinese nation is a country recognized by the world as a country of civilization and etiquette. Being gentle, elegant, generous, courageous, and courteous are traditional virtues passed down from generation to generation. Xunzi said: "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand. If people are rude, there will be no life. If you are rude, you won't be successful. If you are rude, the country will be restless." Inheriting tradition, advocating civilization, paying attention to etiquette, and establishing new trends are the key to the construction of a beautiful, harmonious and peaceful campus. The need is also the need for a person to have temperament, literacy, morality, abide by norms, and become a noble person. Being a human being is a science and an art. We respect people who are tolerant, egalitarian and considerate, and we also value people who are civilized and understand etiquette.

To be a civilized person, you must be able to use civilized language and do civilized things. To put it simply, we must be polite and reasonable. China is known as the "Land of Etiquette", and treating others politely is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Living in a happy era, if we cannot inherit and carry forward this fine tradition, we cannot truly be happy people. "Good words are warm to the ears for three winters, but bad words hurt people for six months." Being civilized and polite is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most important and basic requirement in life.

Develop good civilized habits and be civilized middle school students. Please let each of us control our mouths and refrain from swearing and spitting; control our hands and refrain from littering and fighting; control our feet and refrain from trampling on the lawn. To clean the environment and civilize the campus, start from me, start from every little thing, and let the flowers of civilized etiquette bloom everywhere in Hangzhou No. 14 Middle School. Speech Note 4 on Learning the Code and Being Civilized

Dear teacher, dear students:

Good evening, everyone! First of all, I am honored to make a summary of the social survey on "civilized cultivation" here. This social survey asked twelve questions in the form of a questionnaire, all of which focused on the theme of civilized cultivation. The survey objects are mainly 09 grade students and some 07 and 08 grade students in our college. Below, I summarize the results of this social survey from several aspects.

First of all, students generally reported a disgust or unsupportive attitude towards various uncivilized phenomena on campus. These behaviors include: running red lights, not queuing, occupying seats, excessive intimacy between lovers in public places, etc. When students face these uncivilized phenomena, they should have the courage to stand up and point out the inappropriate behavior of the other party. However, according to our survey results, 80% of students cannot take the initiative to stop various uncivilized behaviors in public places. Moreover, 70% of students feel embarrassed when others point out their inappropriate behavior in public situations, while only 30% of students will choose to accept it readily and work hard to correct it. Therefore, I hope that students will have the courage to point out the uncivilized behavior of others in their future lives, accept other people's opinions and work hard to correct them.

Secondly, the survey results show that college students lack initiative in various civilized behaviors. For example, students who are 50 years old will occasionally take the initiative to close the dishes when eating in the cafeteria; students who are 30 years old will not close the dishes; and only students who are 20 years old will take the initiative to close the dishes after eating. The 50-year-old students will occasionally pick up the garbage on the ground when no one is around; the 40-year-old students will not pick up the garbage on the ground; and only the 10-year-old students will take the initiative to pick up the garbage on the ground. The above data shows that students’ initiative needs to be improved.

Thirdly, students have poor behavioral standards for themselves. For example, most students will trample the lawn in order to take shortcuts. In a question of "Which of the following phenomena do you have in the classroom?", "Trash is thrown into the desk, scribbling on the desk, making noises with classmates during recess, eating in the classroom, etc." Doing things that have nothing to do with class."

All the above phenomena appear frequently in our classrooms. Moreover, only 30% of the students will take away the garbage produced during self-study; 50% of the students will occasionally take away the garbage produced. Therefore, I hope that students will be strict with themselves and prevent the above uncivilized phenomena from happening.

Fourth, 80% of students can notice their own uncivilized behavior and work hard to correct it, while only a small number of students have not noticed their own uncivilized behavior. It shows that students still have the determination and courage to take the initiative to correct their mistakes.

Civilization cultivation is a series of activities carried out to improve the ideological and moral quality of college students. It has far-reaching theoretical and practical significance. From a theoretical significance point of view, civilized cultivation activities embody the basic theory of Marxism on the all-round development of human beings; implement the "student-oriented" educational concept; and demonstrate the traditional Confucian cultivation thoughts of our country. From a practical significance, the civilized cultivation activities capture the weak links of college students and are targeted; they inherit the teacher's spirit of being a teacher and are educational; they innovate the concepts, ideas and methods of moral education in colleges and universities, and are effective.

Finally, I would like to give you Zhuge Liang’s words: A gentleman’s journey is to cultivate himself with tranquility, and to cultivate virtue with frugality. If it is not indifferent, it will not clear its aspirations, and if it is not tranquil, it will not be far-reaching.

Thank you everyone! Learn the Code and Be Civilized Speech 5

Hello everyone! The theme of my speech today is - being civilized and understanding etiquette.

Our country is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years. The Chinese nation has always been a country of civilization and etiquette that is gentle, graceful, courageous, humble and courteous. The gestures, voices, smiles and looks of Chinese children all reflect a person's temperament and quality. Civilized etiquette is the foundation of our study and life, and the arm of our healthy growth.

Mr. Tao Xingzhi, a Chinese educator, has a famous saying: "Thousands of teachings teach people to seek truth; thousands of studies teach them to be real people." What this means is that teachers must first educate students to be sincere people. , students should also first learn to be human, learn to be civilized and understand etiquette.

When talking about civilization, some people will ask: "What is civilization?" In fact, civilization is very simple. It is the smile when you meet on the road, the enthusiastic help of your classmates when you are in trouble, and the kindness when you get along with others. Kindness is a sincere greeting when seeing a relative, a "sorry" when you accidentally bump into someone, and a simple effort to consciously put garbage into the trash can... Civilization is a kind of quality, and civilization is a kind of cultivation. ,Civilization is a behavior that is respected by others and widely respected by us. Do you still remember an advertisement on CCTV? A young man got up in the morning for a run to exercise. On the way, a group of little boys were playing football. The ball was kicked very high and was about to hit a woman pushing a stroller. The young man saw it and hurriedly pushed it back with his head. Two girls were playing badminton happily, but the badminton accidentally hit a tree. The young man saw it and helped the little girl get the badminton; an old man was riding a heavy tricycle uphill with difficulty on the bridge, and immediately He was about to slip down. The young man saw it and immediately gave the old man a push... In the end, he told us that civilization is by your side. yes! To be civilized, you don't have to do great things that are admired, but you have to start from the little things around you. We must do what we say, we will not be "giants who talk and dwarfs who act"!

When it comes to etiquette, everyone knows that our country has been a country that pays attention to etiquette since ancient times. So, what is "etiquette"? Li means showing respect; etiquette means a person's appearance and behavior. Generally speaking, "etiquette" is a code of conduct that respects people and a kind of respect and understanding for others. In the 21st century, etiquette has become our second face. No matter how beautiful you are and how well you dress, if your words and deeds are rude and have no etiquette, you will still be disliked by others and your image will be a complete failure. In fact, laughter is also a kind of etiquette. In the eyes of economists, laughter is a huge wealth; in the eyes of artists, laughter is the most beautiful color in the world; and in my eyes, laughter is a soft and peaceful weapon, and laughter is an expression of self-confidence. , Laughter is the link between people's hearts. Laughter is encouraging and warm.

You can laugh, you can smile slightly, you can smile sweetly, and you can also laugh up at the sky. Because laughter is a magician and a sign of etiquette!

Students, changing bad customs and being civilized are not a temporary style, but a lasting scenery. The red flag flutters in the wind, keeping civilized etiquette in mind; study hard and make progress every day, heroes have been born since ancient times! I will take over the revolutionary cause! Let us take active actions, be civilized and etiquette people, and promote the construction of a harmonious society together!

Thank you! Speech Note 6 on Learning the Code and Being Civilized

Dear students:

The development of today’s era has given people many opportunities for independence and creation. We all know that in this competitive era, learning to live in harmony is an important factor in adapting to development and achieving career success. Looking at the contemporary goals of quality education, it is not difficult to see that cultivating students to be civilized and harmonious is a very important goal. Schools, classes, and teams are the first environment for every student to enter society. Whether we are positive, study and live happily in this environment will play a significant role in promoting our lifelong growth. To truly live in harmony, we must not only start from the little things around us, but also learn certain skills and develop good behavioral habits. First of all, civilized language is one of the behavioral norms for mutual respect and friendship between people in frequent interactions.

Sometimes a 'hello' can bring someone a good mood for the day, a 'thank you' can shorten the distance between people, a 'sorry' can resolve tense conflicts, a 'it doesn't matter' It's like blowing away waves of warm spring breeze. Civilized language not only brings happiness and harmony to others and society, but also creates a loving environment, brings happiness and warmth to oneself. We live in society, and our identities and roles are constantly changing. We hate others one moment, and often become the object of others' dislike the next. These are all caused by "unruly" behavior.

When we are tourists, we always follow our own whims, spitting, chewing gum, trampling on the lawn, and scribbling on cultural relics; when we are citizens, we I deeply hate the phenomenon of spitting and graffiti everywhere.

When we take a bus, we are always proud of being able to grab a seat. We never bother to say sorry when we squeeze or step on others; When we arrive, we always resent the other person for not saying sorry or even punching each other; when we are old people, standing on the rickety car, we always long for someone to make way for ourselves who cannot stand. A seat.

With the development and progress of society, people’s spiritual needs and self-perceived value are getting higher and higher, and they increasingly want to be understood and respected. There is no doubt that under the current situation, civilized etiquette is no longer a need for individual industries and individual social levels, but a need for all people.

Civilization is very close to us, so close that we can reach it at our fingertips. For example, pick up the dirty things on the ground, cover the uncovered manhole cover, push away the obstacles on the blind path, help others solve their difficulties, lend others the stationery they need...etc., one after another. The embodiment of civilization. Civilization is very small, but as long as everyone does a good thing in civilization, society can take a big step. Every small step taken in society may be insignificant, but it is of great use. Every civilization is a force, and countless civilizations together will produce an unparalleled power. This power is like a seedling breaking through the ground, sprouting in everyone's heart. Civilization is like a drop of water, if gathered in large quantities, it becomes an ocean. Civilization is like a lamp, illuminating every passion. Civilization is like a spark, a blazing flame can start a prairie fire. Speech Note 7 on Learning the Code and Being Civilized

Dear teacher, dear students:

Good afternoon everyone! I am contestant No. 11, and the title of my speech today is "Farewell to Bad Habits and Move toward Civilization."

If you lose today, you are not a failure because you will come again tomorrow. If you lose money, you are not a failure, because the value of life is not in the money bag.

And if you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a human being.

China is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years. The five thousand years of history have created China’s splendid culture. The five thousand years of history have formed the traditional virtues of the ancient nation. The Chinese nation has always been a civilized and ceremonial country that is courteous and courteous. The gestures, words and deeds of Chinese children all reflect the temperament and quality of our Chinese people. Confucius, a great thinker and educator in my country, once said: "The way is based on virtue, the unity is based on etiquette, and the people have shame and integrity." This means that if you use morality to guide the people and use etiquette to assimilate the people, the people will not only know how to There is a sense of shame and a sense of surrender. It can be seen that the rule of etiquette has the social function of enabling people to know their integrity and establish an orderly life. The concept of etiquette has been established in ancient times and played an important role. So in today's highly developed modern civilization, is etiquette still important to us? important! Etiquette is not only a reflection of a nation’s spiritual outlook and cohesion, but also a measure of a person’s morality and self-cultivation for an individual.

However, in real life, we all unfortunately find that in today's highly developed material civilization, there are some problems with the civilized quality of our citizens. Around us, among some students, there are still some uncivilized behaviors. For example, in our campus, you can always see scraps of paper on the stairs that are extremely discordant with our beautiful campus. Food bags and instant noodle boxes can be seen everywhere in the classroom and on campus. Some students even think that there are people on duty anyway. Students and cleaners clean up, so why not throw it away: Another example is that some students chase and fight in the corridors of the teaching building, and push and push each other as they walk; some students also use swear words and swear words among each other, climb branches at will, and even There are also some students who deliberately damage the school's public property.

In fact, it is not very difficult to become a young person in the era of "being civilized and establishing new trends". As long as we start from around us and start with small things, we can develop good behavioral habits. We must develop good civilized habits and be civilized middle school students. So please, each of us, please control our mouths, do not use foul language, do not spit; control our hands, do not litter, do not fight; control our feet, do not trample on the lawn, I believe, Through the joint efforts of all our teachers and students, we will definitely create a civilized and beautiful campus. Just imagine if every campus in the country jointly creates a civilized campus, then the overall quality of our nation will be greatly improved, the country's comprehensive strength will be greatly enhanced, and the future of the motherland will be prosperous and brilliant!

Good civilized etiquette and habits can affect your study, your life, and even your whole life in the future. So why not do it? Only those with profound cultural heritage, elegant conversation, and decent manners can be called truly connotative beauty.

So, please bid farewell to bad habits and move towards civilization!

My speech is over, thank you everyone! Speech Note 8 on Learning the Code and Being Civilized

Dear judges, teachers, and dear students:

Hello everyone! The title of my speech today is "Develop civilized and polite habits and strive to be a small model in society."

You may see some strong young men sitting on the bus seats for the elderly and the sick as if no one else is around; you may hear two fashionable girls talking loudly, how they happily uttered curse words. sound; you may encounter someone bumping into you and walking away without saying hello. Whenever you see all this, you will definitely feel how inconsistent it is with the development of our material civilization! However, there are still some people in the current society who are not ashamed or surprised by these uncivilized and polite behaviors, and defend them by saying: It is just a trivial matter, it is not worth mentioning. Is this really a trivial matter? We want to shout out to those who have this kind of thinking: "You are wrong! If it is allowed to develop like this, where is civilization? Where is politeness?"

Our great motherland is known as "a land of etiquette" "Famous throughout the world, our Chinese nation has always attached great importance to civility and courtesy.

In the history of thousands of years, there are many stories about celebrities and people with lofty ideals treating others with courtesy, which are still widely recited by people. The story of "melting four years old can make pears" is a household name, known to all women and children.

It is no exaggeration to say that the most important thing in life is civility and courtesy, which is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge. We, ***, live together in a big socialist family. Treating others with courtesy and courtesy is a compulsory lesson for each of our young people as they grow up. Therefore, we must develop the good habit of being civilized and polite.

In order to be a civilized and polite social model, what habits should we develop? For example, if you accidentally step on someone else's foot on the bus, please say "I'm sorry" first; if someone does something for you, say "thank you" to them; when you see someone inside or outside the school, Teachers should greet you warmly; when eating, you should give the most comfortable seat to the elderly. These are the minimum requirements for being civilized and polite. Only with these habits can you have the basic qualities of a civilized person. But these habits are not innate and need to be developed gradually.

So how can we develop the habit of being civilized and polite? First of all, we must pay attention to our own moral cultivation. There must be a criterion for measuring whether a person's thoughts and behaviors are beneficial or harmful to others and society. We usually call this criterion for measuring and guiding people's thoughts and behaviors morality. Politeness and morality are mutually exclusive. Politeness is the cloak of morality, and morality is the connotation of courtesy. Therefore, we must understand clearly what we should do and what we should not do in order to regulate our behavior. Secondly, take some effective measures to cultivate habits. For example, in life we ??often see people trampling on the grass in parks and green belts where signs such as "No Trampling on the Grass" and "Please Show Mercy" are placed. Simply placing notices as a reminder seems to be ineffective for some people. They may not intentionally violate these notices. Therefore, when good habits are not developed, it is also necessary to take some coercive measures.

Students, we are the main force in building the motherland in the 21st century. We all shoulder the important mission of creating material civilization, and we also shoulder the sacred responsibility of creating spiritual civilization. Let us start from the side, be a civilized person, keep civility and courtesy in mind, and strive to be a small model in society! ;