What are the manners in other places?

In school, we need to observe etiquette at any time and anywhere, which means that we need to observe etiquette not only in the classroom, but also in other campus places outside the classroom, such as roads, restaurants, libraries, dormitories and other places on campus, because these places are important places in our campus life.

Road etiquette:

If students don't walk, they can't go to the classroom, the playground and lunch. When walking up and down stairs or in the corridor, you should consciously walk on the right. If you meet juniors, take the initiative to let them go first. Be polite in crowded places.

Restaurant etiquette:

When eating in a restaurant, consciously line up in order, not crowded or cut in line. Don't waste food, don't pour food at will.

Library etiquette:

Dress neatly in the library and reading room, and do not wear slippers or vests; Don't eat or chew gum; The procedures for borrowing and returning books and entering the library should be queued in order; When sitting, don't make any noise when moving the chair; Don't occupy a seat with anything, and don't put your bag on a seat that is temporarily unoccupied; Walk lightly, read quietly, make no noise, and don't throw waste paper. Do not sleep in the reading room; Don't call or talk on the phone, don't whisper to others; Don't send text messages often.

Cherish the books in the library. When consulting cards and books, you should handle them with care and turn them over with care. Books and materials shall not be deleted without permission. Don't take notes or fold books. Open-shelf books and periodicals should be read in one volume, not in multiple volumes at the same time. Put it back in its original place immediately after reading it, and put the finished book in the designated position as required.

Dormitory etiquette:

Dormitory is the home of students, and it is also the window to reflect students' spiritual civilization and etiquette, so we must pay special attention to it. Keep the dormitory clean and tidy, and clean it frequently, including floors, tables and chairs, cabinets, doors and windows, etc. Bedding should be folded neatly and beautifully and placed in a certain position; Hang mosquito net hooks; Bedding should be kept clean and tidy. Clothes, cups, lunch boxes, thermos bottles, etc. Should be placed in a unified and tidy place. The changed dirty clothes, shoes and socks must be cleaned in time to avoid affecting the air quality in the dormitory for a long time. Don't litter your important books, clothes, supplies, etc. But put them in your own cupboard. Don't scribble and splash water inside and outside the dormitory, and keep it clean and tidy.

Should be invited by a classmate, or get the permission of other dormitory students, to visit. After entering the door, you should take the initiative to say hello to other students. You can only sit on the upper bunk of the classmate who invited you, and you can't sit next to it. Don't touch other people's things, don't rummage through other people's things. Speak softly, for a short time, and don't sit for too long, so as not to affect the normal work and rest of other students. When going to the dormitory of the opposite sex students, in addition to paying attention to the above matters, you should also pay attention to greeting in front of the door and get permission from the students in the room before you can go in. Choose a good time, not when most students have to deal with life problems, and don't go after turning off the lights. Speak politely and keep it short. Don't leave people behind, let alone people with unknown details, so as to avoid problems.

Don't read other people's diaries privately, don't open or hide other people's letters privately, and don't pry into classmates' privacy. In collective life, every student should respect the privacy and personality of others, and don't ask others what they don't want to say. When relatives and friends visit and talk about some private affairs, other students should avoid it properly, don't eavesdrop, don't interrupt or ask questions.

classic quotations

Respect for others means respect for yourself, and convenience for others means convenience for yourself.

The food in the canteen is delicious, so it is modest to buy food.