Etiquette is the minimum moral standard that human beings require people to abide by in order to maintain the normal life of society. It is the gradual progress of people's long-term life and communication.
Formed and fixed by customs, habits and traditions. For a person, etiquette is the external expression of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural literacy and communicative competence. For a society, etiquette is a country.
The reflection of social civilization, moral fashion and living habits. Paying attention to and developing etiquette education has become an important content of moral practice.
2. Ten words of courtesy: "Hello, please, sorry, thank you, goodbye".
Meeting terms: good morning, good afternoon, good evening, hello, nice to meet you, please give me more advice and take more photos.
Words of thanks: Thank you, I'm sorry for the trouble, I'm really sorry, please, thank you for your help, etc.
Disturb the other party or apologize to the other party: "Sorry", "Please forgive", "Sorry", "Please wait a moment", "Trouble" and "Please bear with me".
When accepting each other's thanks and apologies: "You're welcome", "You're welcome", "You're welcome" and "It's all right".
Farewell words: "Goodbye", "Welcome to come again next time", "Walk slowly", "Have a nice trip" and "Please come again".
3. Famous sayings about trust
The best proof of love is trust. -Joyce Brothers
People who don't trust anyone know that they have no credit. Auerbach
Enthusiasm and trust in people, figuratively speaking, are the air that caresses and gentle wings fly. -Suhomlinski
If you don't believe in yourself, what truth will you believe? -Shakespeare
The trust of the public cannot be entrusted to others casually, unless this person first proves that he is competent and appropriate.
Engaged in this work. -Mother Henry.
Doubting everything is the same mistake as believing everything, and it is the right way to get it. -Chaucer
Without trust, there is no friendship. -Epicurus
The most precious gem on you is the trust of the masses. -Uighurs
Only by trusting people can we be loyal to you. Emerson