Urgently ask the host of the class meeting on the theme of Chinese traditional virtues to speak!

Chinese traditional virtues include basic spirit, spiritual essence, self-cultivation, loyalty to the country, kindness and filial piety, integrity, service to the public, self-improvement and so on. This is the spiritual treasure house of the Chinese nation, and we are extremely proud of having such a vast and profound treasure house.

One of China's traditional virtues: respecting teachers and valuing morality.

In spring, silkworms will weave until they die, and every night, candles will dry the wick. Teachers are like burning candles, illuminating students' hearts with the light of knowledge until the end of their lives.

The Chinese nation has a fine tradition of respecting teachers and valuing morality since ancient times. Confucius, the earliest private school lecturer in Chinese history, is said to have 3,000 disciples and made "seventy-two sages". The ancients closely linked teachers with knowledge and put respect for teachers in the first place. Zhang Liangqiao really learned from the master ... all out of such sincere feelings.

As a great leader of New China, Mao Zedong never forgot the story of his mentor. More importantly, he left us a beautiful story and set an example. We should use our own practical actions to write the sequel to history, so as to be worthy of our hard-trained teachers and our great times.

Mao Zedong is a great leader of China people, but he always respects his teachers. 1959, Mao Zedong returned to Shaoshan, his hometown after 32 years' absence, and invited the old people in Shaoshan to dinner. Mao Zedong personally gave the teacher to the chief, and made a toast to him, expressing his respect for the teacher.

Mao Zedong listened to Mr. Xu Teli's class when he was young. When Xu Teli celebrated his 60th birthday, he specially wrote to congratulate Lao Xu. The letter said: "You were my husband 20 years ago, you are still my husband now, and you will be my husband in the future.

The second traditional virtue story in China: patriotism and love for the people.

"Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world." This is a famous saying of Gu, a patriotic scholar during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Patriotism has different understandings and practices in different historical periods, and each era has its own patriots and national heroes. As long as we carry forward this excellent national tradition and unite as one, we will make our country stronger and shine more brightly among the nations of the world. Lin Zexu was a famous national hero in the late Qing Dynasty. During his tenure as governor of Huguang, due to the corruption of the Qing government, British robbers smuggled a drug called opium to China and poisoned the people of China.

In the face of all this, Lin Zexu is very anxious. He wrote to the emperor many times, stating opium? . Daoguang accepted Lin Zexu's suggestion and appointed Lin Zexu as an imperial envoy to take charge of smoking ban.

1In March of 839, Lin Zexu came to Guangzhou, and the anti-smoking movement started rapidly. On June 3, all the opium seized was thrown into the smoke pool. In an instant, all the opium was destroyed. Lin Zexu did a great deed for the country and the nation. The feat of smoke in Humen dealt a heavy blow to the British invaders and opened the first page of the anti-imperialist struggle of the people of China.

China Traditional virtue story III: Modesty and Politeness

China is called "the state of etiquette". As a specific behavior, "courtesy" refers to the civilized behavior when people treat people, which is now called politeness. The essence of politeness is to show respect and friendliness to others. This psychological need is beyond the times and eternal. However, if a person only knows the form of politeness and has no humility, then he will not really know politeness. Humility is also the expression of modesty and equality, and it is an important connotation of politeness. Modesty and courtesy contain the pride of our ancestors in natural culture, which is one of the fundamental characteristics of China people becoming China people.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius and his students traveled around the world to publicize their political opinions.

One day, they drove to the state of Jin. A child was playing with rubble tiles in the middle of the road, blocking their way. Confucius said, "You shouldn't play in the middle of the road and block our car!" " "The child pointed to the ground and said," Grandpa, what do you think this is? "At first glance, Confucius saw a city made of rubble bricks. The child added, "Do you think the city should give way to the car or the car should give way to the city?" Confucius was puzzled. Confucius thought the boy was very polite and asked, "What's your name? How old are you? The child said, "My name is Xiang Tuo, and I am 7 years old this year!" ! Confucius said to his students, "Xiang Tuo learned manners at the age of seven. He can be my teacher! "

China Traditional virtue story IV: Study hard.

"There is a road to diligence in Lushan, and there is no limit to learning the sea." The spirit of self-improvement of the Chinese nation is particularly prominent in diligent reading. Whether it is a politician who is good at governing the country or a narrow-minded strategist; Whether it is a thinker with quick thinking or a scientist with superior wisdom, the reason why they have achieved different responses in their careers is inseparable from their lofty aspirations since childhood. As the saying goes, "Where there is a will, there is a way; Where there is no will, people will always yearn for it. " Aspiring lies in being young. A little glance at history, a touching story of struggle will jump into your eyes. Kuang Heng studied hard when he was young and finally became famous for saying "poetry"; Mao Yisheng teenagers are determined to cross the ocean and go through difficulties and obstacles, eventually becoming the "father of bridges".

History is developing and society is progressing. Today, we have better learning conditions than our predecessors. While inheriting and carrying forward our determination to study hard, we should constantly motivate ourselves to study harder in order to build a prosperous and powerful China.

Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, didn't like reading when he was a child. One day, while the teacher was not at home, he sneaked out to play.

He came to the river at the foot of the mountain and saw an old woman grinding an iron pestle on a stone. Li Bai was puzzled and asked, "Old woman, what are you doing grinding the iron pestle?"

The old woman said, "I am grinding the needle." Li Bai was surprised and asked, "Oh dear! As thick as a pestle, how can it be ground into a needle? " The old woman walked over and said, "As long as the pestle is always ground more and more finely every day, are you still afraid that it is not a needle?"

Li Bai, a clever man, was ashamed of himself after hearing this. He turned and ran back to the bookstore. From then on, he kept in mind the truth that "as long as kung fu is deep, the iron pestle is ground into a needle" and studied hard.