Poems about civilized etiquette

1. "What is Etiquette"

Etiquette is courteous and modest, and behavior must be standardized;

Etiquette is a bondage and becomes a habit over time;

Etiquette is a form, and mutual respect becomes natural;

Etiquette is an agreement, which is made into a classic;

Etiquette is a procedure, and activities are regular;

Etiquette is a discipline that should be encouraged at all times.

Etiquette is an agreement, which is made into a classic;

Etiquette is a procedure, and activities are regular;

Etiquette is a discipline, which is always encouraged.

2. "Poems About Civilization"

Traffic lights, like mothers, children, please pay attention, the little guards have great abilities.

Pedestrians and vehicles must be obedient, traffic safety must be kept in mind, and traffic rules must be remembered.

Stop on red light, go on green light, uncle on the railing said to me, line up to leave the school after school.

Don’t fight with vehicles and pedestrians, don’t pass over my shoulder, don’t run if you don’t make a noise.

On the main road, like my father, the street lamp aunt told me to cross the road and use the sidewalk.

Mercedes-Benz and BMW also rely on it. Be careful when it gets dark at night and stop when you encounter a red light.

The road is unfamiliar and the ground is sparse. The traffic light reminds me that when the green light is on, go forward.

Be careful when driving. My eyes are used for many purposes. I will pull over when I encounter a car.

People give way to cars and cars to other people. Open your green eyes and walk. Be courteous when riding in a car.

Traffic safety depends on everyone, stop even if you open your red eyes, respect the elderly, love the young and be civilized.

Cars hit people, people hit cars, blinking yellow eyes, children, don’t forget.

The policeman is angry and tells everyone to prepare and remember the traffic rules.

Everyone abide by traffic laws. Children, please cherish it. May your family be safe and happy.

To rejuvenate the country and revitalize China, life safety is the most important thing.

Everyone abides by traffic laws and strives to be a little guard of safety.

3. "Poetry about Civilization"

When it comes to civilization and politeness, the most important thing is to start with me;

Respect teachers, parents and classmates. Be friendly;

Don’t fight, don’t curse, and don’t quarrel if you have a dispute;

obey disciplines, keep order, and remember all the rules;

Love trees, protect flowers and grass, and respect environmental protection at all times;

Love the young, respect the elderly, and help the weak, sick and pregnant;

When there are foreign guests, there are guests, and when you see the guests Say hello;

If you want to travel, take the bus, give up your seat politely;

Be hygienic, stay healthy, get up early and go to bed early;

Wash your hands frequently, Change clothes frequently to prevent diseases and maintain good health;

Five thousand years of civilization history, savor and chew carefully;

Good traditions should be inherited, carried forward and cultivate new seedlings!

4. "Poetry about Civilization"

Young Pioneers must be civilized and polite.

Go to school singing nursery rhymes and say hello to the teacher when you meet him.

Say early when classmates meet each other, etiquette and routine are the most important.

When entering the school, you must walk on the sidewalk and do not cross the playground or track.

Don’t run around when going up and down the stairs. Follow the rules and lean to the right.

Bend over when you see scraps of paper, don’t forget to care for the environment.

Don’t be distracted when listening in class, speak actively and think hard.

Don’t chase or fight after class, just play in a civilized manner.

Students should not bully others, and the school spirit of unity and friendship is good.

5. "The Three-Character Song of Good Habits"

Primary school students must be filial to their parents and obey their instructions.

Be able to use civilized language and be polite when meeting foreign guests.

Help the disabled, be helpful, don’t fight, don’t curse.

Be honest, don’t lie, and compensate for damage to public property.

When you pick something up, you have to hand it in; when you borrow something, you have to return it.

Don’t be picky about what you eat, don’t be picky about what you wear, cherish food, and save water and electricity.

I like to be tidy, bathe often, brush my teeth frequently, and have good habits.

Don’t be absent from class, don’t be late, and be polite to the teacher.

Good habits should be developed. Everyone will praise me for being awesome.