What are the eight sentences in the nursery rhyme about traditional virtues and etiquette?

Five lectures, four beauties and three loves, shouldn’t be forgotten by military reclamation boys.

?Learn from Lei Feng, do good deeds, be moral, establish new trends, ?respect the old, love the young, promote virtue, and ?honor the elders as a good tradition.

Follow it seriously every day, and civilized etiquette will accompany me.

1. Basic concept Traditional virtue is a Chinese vocabulary. The content of traditional virtue can be described as extensive and profound, involving all areas of social life.

To sum up, it can be divided into three aspects: "cultivation", "ordering the family" and "ruling the country".

The basic spirit of Chinese traditional culture is, in essence, the national spirit of the Chinese nation.

2. Introduction 1. Self-cultivation "Cultivation" refers to making individuals possess virtues through self-cultivation.

The Confucian classic "University Bible" says: "After cultivating the body, the family will be in order, and the family will be in order, and then the country will be governed." The purpose of self-cultivation is to order the family and govern the country, and the standard of self-cultivation is to achieve a high level of personal virtue.

Personal virtues mainly include: high ambition, honesty and trustworthiness, uprightness, self-improvement, respect for morality and righteousness, self-discipline and self-cultivation, etc.

2. Qijia "Qijia" refers to the virtues that a family should possess.

The family is the basic cell of society. "Everything thrives when the family is at peace."

Family virtues mainly include: respecting the elderly and loving the young, equality between men and women, harmony between husband and wife, respect between brothers and sisters, diligence and thrift in housekeeping, and unity among neighbors.

3. Governing the country "Governing the country" refers to the virtues that should be possessed in life.

Governing a country, in today's terms, is the way to conduct yourself in the world.

Virtues in life include professional virtues, public virtues, etc. The main contents are: serving the country with loyalty, diligent government and loving the people, enforcing the law impartially, acting bravely when seeing justice, helping others, being fair, polite and modest, fair transactions, respecting teachers and teaching, hard work and dedication,

Heal the wounded and rescue the dying, etc.

3. Conclusion Moral sense is an integral part of human’s unique qualities.

The foundation of morality is self-control and self-denial, so that one's own instincts are subordinated to the whole.

The greatest secret of morality is love, or in other words, the beauty that transcends our own nature and merges into the thoughts, actions, or personalities of others.

When conscience, shame, responsibility and career are permanently rooted in your soul, you will form a moral personality.

Virtues are mostly contained in good habits.