Reading the book of civilized etiquette education for young people

Just after reading a few pages, I was y attracted by this book: each chapter will be in the form of a story to introduce us to a civilized behavior, or an uncivilized behavior. The text is accompanied by a brightly colored illustration, and above the illustration there is a small box that summarizes the problem, which will help you summarize what is wrong with the behavior and will tell you what to do about it. This has been a great benefit to me.

One of the things that struck me after reading this book was the chapter "Who Put the Phone Down First". This story is about: mom's colleague Auntie Li called, mom enthusiastically talked to Auntie Li, gently put down the phone, but in the moment of hanging up, mom picked up the phone and listened to make sure that Auntie Li hung up before mom hung up. This action not only makes the text of the strong strong very puzzled, at the same time also makes me feel very puzzled. At this point, the mother of the text "began to explain": Usually the phone call should be hung up first by the calling party. Special attention should be paid to make sure that the other party hangs up, gently put down the phone to show respect. "Oh, so that's how it is!" I couldn't help but let out an exclamation. From now on, I will never hang up early when I call because I want to be a respectful person.

After reading this book, I understand a lot of civilized manners, and I also put up propaganda phrases about civilization at home, because, I hope, our motherland and the world can become more beautiful because of civilization!