Inherit civilization and etiquette

Every time I get on the No.2 bus with my grandfather, I can hear "Please give your seat to the passengers who are old, weak, sick, pregnant and have children in need, thank you!" I feel very warm when I hear this sentence. Sometimes, grandpa and I just got on the bus. Although the bus is crowded, someone immediately gives his seat to grandpa, and grandpa will politely say "thank you". Grandpa always wants to give me his seat. I know grandpa loves me, but I always say to grandpa, "No, grandpa, you'd better sit down!" " "In addition, I also saw someone give a seat to a pregnant woman with a child in her arms in the car. Of course, not everyone is so civilized. Sometimes, when we get on the bus, we will find that some people pretend to read newspapers and turn a blind eye to us. What is even more exasperating is that once my grandfather and I got on the bus, an aunt offered her seat to him. Before he could sit down, a young man took the lead in sitting in the seat without looking at us. People on the bus called him "selfish", but he ignored him, which made me very angry! But after all, there are still a few people fighting for seats.

Giving up your seat seems like a trivial matter, but it can actually reflect the basic etiquette that an ordinary citizen should have. Not long ago, Beijing designated the 22nd of each month as the seat giving day, which also reflected that people gradually realized the importance of civility and politeness, and were carrying forward these styles with practical actions. Respecting the old and loving the young is the traditional virtue of our Chinese nation. Giving up one's seat is a part of our Chinese etiquette, and it also reflects one's quality and accomplishment. I think it is not difficult to achieve the following traditional etiquette: no spitting, no littering, thrift, no swearing, being kind to others, being polite, respecting and loving each other, living in harmony, and not hesitating to find money. Isn't this the most basic quality that everyone should have?

Let's start from now, from small things, from dolls, inherit Chinese virtues, and greet the arrival of the Olympic Games with practical actions!