A speech on traditional virtues

The speech is mainly to express opinions and opinions, and it is prepared in advance for the speech. In the rapidly developing society, there are more and more occasions where speeches are needed. So, how to write a speech? The following are nine speeches on traditional virtues that I have compiled for you. Welcome to share.

Speech on traditional virtues 1 Dear leading teachers,

Hello everyone!

Time is like water, life is like a song. The morning sun of 2 1 century rises in Ran Ran, and history flies, composing the glory of the Chinese nation for 5,000 years. In this long process of development, our Chinese nation has formed the virtues handed down from generation to generation: the patriotic feelings of "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world", the high-spirited spirit of "self-improvement and hard struggle", the broad mind of "carrying things with great virtue and taking Dao Ji as the world", and "wealth can't be immoral". Without inspiring spirit and noble character, a nation cannot stand on its own feet among the nations of the world. Chinese traditional virtues have been cast in the great national spirit of unity, diligence, courage and self-improvement since ancient times, and we can't forget it!

Countless sons and daughters of China, generation after generation, inherit Chinese virtues and convey the flame of the Chinese nation's forge ahead. On the road of development, it is not difficult for us to see practitioners of moral norms.

I can't forget, "I am old, and people are old; A promising young Du Huan, a young man, serves the elderly.

I can't forget Kong Rong's "The reason why mortals are more expensive than animals is because they are polite".

I can't forget that "people must love themselves, and later generations also love themselves;" People should respect themselves, and later people should respect themselves. " Tao Mu refused fish.

I can't forget "I bow to others but complain".

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The ancients did this, and so do today, because virtue is in my heart.

The traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, such as patriotism, integrity, hard work, perseverance, reform, innovation, diligence, eagerness to learn, diligence, integrity and respect for teachers, have been deeply rooted in the hearts of our modern people.

Have you noticed that Zhang Lili, the most beautiful female teacher in Death, risked her life to save her students and wrote a hymn of life with selfless love?

Have you noticed? In the car of the death journey, Wu Bin, whose liver and gallbladder were torn, endured severe pain at the critical moment. You used the last 1 min 16 seconds of your life to perfectly interpret the responsibility and responsibility as an ordinary driver, and set a shining example for us to stick to our posts and sacrifice ourselves for others with our lives.

Don't you see that Luo Yang, the model of aviation serving the country, shoulders the ambition of serving the country and interprets aviation feelings with his life!

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However, on the road of inheriting virtue, we can easily find many embarrassments and confusions.

There are always people who lament that "the world has gone bad." In this modern society with increasingly developed economy, does morality really depreciate again and again?

Can those who are rude to their elders, rude to their friends, and rampaging in public places describe themselves as educated, educated, polite and civilized? In today's society, civility and cultural accomplishment are very important to a person and a nation. Material civilization has gone up, but spiritual civilization has declined. Is it compatible with a nation known as "the state of etiquette" and a nation undergoing modernization? Etiquette education for students is the key to improve the ideological realm and cultural quality of the Chinese nation.

The Book of Changes says: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement; The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with morality. " As a China people, we are proud of our traditional virtues and national spirit. People will conquer nature, forge ahead, be upright and upright, be prepared for danger in times of peace, love the country and the people, and so on. , has always been our national backbone in the ever-changing social and political practice, in the face of various contradictions and crises, the conscious awareness of the fate of the country and the nation. This kind of consciousness is based on the sense of crisis, which endows the world with a strong sense of historical mission, thus gathering into the patriotic Yangtze River and Yellow River of the Chinese nation and marching all the way in the east of the world. Students, as future builders of the motherland, we have the responsibility to inherit the traditional virtues and carry forward the national spirit.

The second chapter of the traditional virtue speech is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Li Dazhao once said: "I don't advocate that my son should be filial to himself, but I love my old man because he raised me, educated me and made great efforts for me." It is human nature to love my old man. " Today, respect for traditional virtues should be advocated and carried forward, which is the proper demeanor of citizens in modern society.

Since ancient times, the Chinese nation has had the traditional virtue of knowing books and being polite. The idioms and allusions such as "waiting for the left", "learning snow" and "visiting the thatched cottage", which are widely circulated in history, profoundly reflect this point. Being polite to others is a respect for others and a criterion for maintaining normal relations between people. Polite and polite people mostly put others first and society first. Being sincere to others is also a manifestation of a person's noble sentiment.

Can those who are rude to their elders, rude to their friends, and rampaging in public places describe themselves as educated, educated, polite and civilized? In today's society, civility and cultural accomplishment are very important to a person and a nation. Material civilization has gone up, but spiritual civilization has declined. Is it compatible with a nation known as "the state of etiquette" and a nation undergoing modernization? Etiquette education for students is the key to improve the ideological realm and cultural quality of the Chinese nation.

A country must have its own Chinese soul and a nation must have its own spirit, so as to gather the wisdom of the whole nation and form incomparable spiritual strength and material wealth. The traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, such as patriotism, integrity, hard work, perseverance, reform and innovation, diligence, eagerness to learn, diligence, integrity and respect for teachers, embody the soul of China and the spirit of the Chinese nation.

Students, inherit the traditional virtues, carry forward the national spirit, let us be proud of having a beautiful spiritual home, let our hearts live and grow here forever, let our lives glow with virtue and spiritual brilliance, and let each of us be civilized, elegant, tolerant and graceful!

Speech on Traditional Virtues Dear teachers and students:

Hello everyone!

The Chinese nation has been a nation that pays attention to moral education and personal cultivation since ancient times. A sweet smile, a persistent pursuit, and a comforting tolerance have merged into a touching note on the ode to virtue.

Thousands of years of civilization and etiquette have spread to today, so our country is called "the country of civilization" and "the country of etiquette". The working people in our country have always attached importance to moral cultivation and civility, and have a long tradition of virtue. And a modern civilized person with high quality and culture must have good manners. Civilized etiquette can be seen everywhere, and it often happens in small things around us, but it is often ignored by us. So we should integrate the beauty of civilization into real life.

I remember one rainy day, I waited for the bus at the station and finally got on a bus. There are a group of noisy people in it. I tried my best and blushed before I squeezed into the crowd. Suddenly I looked up and saw an empty seat. I quickly ran to sit down and took a long breath. Suddenly, an old woman came to me, shivering, and everyone turned a blind eye.

The virtue of civilization, like a clear spring, can moisten and soothe our hearts, keep us away from vulgarity and embrace civilization!

"Speech on Traditional Virtues" Article 4 Dear teachers and students:

If you lose today, you are not a loser, because you will come back tomorrow. If you lose money, you are not a loser, because the value of life is not in the purse. If you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a man. Civilization covers the relationship between people, people and society, and people and nature. Its main functions are: first, to pursue the perfection of personal morality; Second, safeguard public interests and public order. The civilization degree of a society can reflect the civilization degree of a society and a country. A person's failure to observe social civilization will have a small impact on his own image and a big impact on the national reputation. During the Qing Dynasty, Minister Li Hongzhang went to Russia. In public, he had a bad habit of spitting everywhere, which was greatly exaggerated and ridiculed by foreign journalists and humiliated China people. This is a historical lesson of not obeying social civilization.

We receive the education of civilization and etiquette, but we are stingy with it or even do the opposite, which is different from never receiving social education! Therefore, if we want to practice social civilization, we must work hard from this "unity of knowing and doing", work hard from our own words, and bid farewell to uncivilized behavior.

Traditional virtue speech Chapter 5 Teachers and students:

Hello everyone! Today, the topic of my speech is "Inheriting Chinese traditional virtues and promoting the new style of respecting the old and loving the young".

As many students know, this year's 10 10 23rd is the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, which is another traditional festival of our Chinese nation-the Double Ninth Festival. On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, why is it called Chongyang? Because in the ancient Book of Changes, "six" is defined as yin number, "nine" is defined as yang number, and on September 9, the sun and the moon combined with yang, so it is called Chongyang, also known as Chongyang. Because "99" and "99" are homophonic, and nine is the largest number in the number, it means long life. In addition, autumn is also the golden harvest season in a year, so the Double Ninth Festival has a far-reaching impact, so the ancients thought it was an auspicious day to celebrate. There are many stories about the Double Ninth Festival. It is said that the Double Ninth Festival has existed since the early Han Dynasty. At that time, in the palace, on September 9 every year, Cornus officinalis was rewarded, fed with bait and drunk with chrysanthemum wine in order to live longer. After the murder of Liu Bang's love princess Qi, the emperor gaozu of Han Dynasty, the maid-in-waiting Jia was also expelled from the palace, and the maid-in-waiting Jia introduced this custom to the people.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, people had the custom of climbing mountains on this day, so the Double Ninth Festival was also called "Mountain Climbing Festival". Later, in the Tang Dynasty, scholars wrote many poems about climbing mountains, mostly the custom of writing the Double Ninth Festival. For example, Wang Wei's "I miss my Shandong brothers on vacation in the mountains"; And Du Fu's seven laws "Ascending the Mountain" is a famous article about Chongyang Ascending the Mountain. Of course, there were no uniform rules for the ancients to climb mountains and climb towers, and there were also customs of eating "Chongyang cake" (a kind of nine-layer cake), enjoying chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine. After the Qing dynasty, the custom of enjoying chrysanthemums was particularly prosperous, and the time was not limited to September 9, but it was still the most prosperous around the Double Ninth Festival.

The custom of inserting Evodia rutaecarpa in the Double Ninth Festival has been very common in the Tang Dynasty. "A stranger in a foreign land misses his family on holidays. At the thought of my brother's ascent, Cornus officinalis lost one person. " Because the ancients thought that inserting Evodia rutaecarpa in the Double Ninth Festival could take refuge and eliminate disasters; Or wear it on your arm, or make a sachet and put it in it, or wear it on your head. These customs were recorded in Ge Hong's Miscellanies of the Western Classics in the Jin Dynasty.

In the Qing Dynasty, the custom of Beijing Double Ninth Festival was to stick chrysanthemum branches and leaves on the doors and windows, "to eliminate evil and filth, and to make money and treasure."

Today, with the reform and opening up, the traditional Double Ninth Festival has been given a new meaning. In xx, China designated the ninth day of the lunar calendar as the festival for the elderly, which skillfully combined tradition with modernity and became a festival to respect, care for and help the elderly.

Students, we are descendants of the Chinese people. The 5,000-year history of Chinese civilization contains the traditional virtues of respecting, respecting, loving and helping the elderly. This is the meaning of "old people are old, young people are young, young people are young": respect and care for the old people and children in your own family, and at the same time respect and care for other old people and children as you treat your own family. Recently, we can also see a thing or two from the topics discussed by the news media. Such as "should I give my seat to the old man?" "How to be a lovely Shanghainese?" The core of these activities is to strive to build and shape the image of a highly civilized international metropolis, and respecting, loving and helping the elderly is one of them. As we live in this big city, we are even more obligated to work hard to establish a good city image. Objectively speaking, after the reform and opening up and the construction of spiritual civilization, a good social atmosphere has gradually formed, and some bad behaviors have also been condemned by everyone. Self-examination, how do our students respect, love and help the elderly in their daily lives? I don't want to judge your past. However, the Double Ninth Festival is coming. Are all our classmates thinking about how to do something for the elderly in our family or society? I hope everyone will think about it. Of course, the school's political and educational affairs office also has arrangements to ask the class teachers to make a statistics after the festival to see what our xxx classmates have done for the society and the elderly on the festival for the elderly. what do you think?

That's all for my speech today. thank you

Speech on Traditional Virtues Article 6 Dear teachers and students:

There are many uncivilized behaviors around us. Because we don't protect the environment, the earth has become riddled with holes; Because we don't pay attention to etiquette, the community lacks some warm words; Because we don't know modesty, there are more contradictions and unnecessary things in community schools.

One day, I saw a man, sweating profusely. He may have done some exercise. He bought a popsicle in the shop, opened the wrapping paper and looked around. After making sure no one was there, he threw the wrapping paper on the ground and licked the popsicle with peace of mind. I'm angry at the side, but if I go up there, I'm afraid he'll scold me for meddling. I'm really dumb to eat coptis chinensis-I can't tell you how bitter it is!

Although there are uncivilized things everywhere in society, there are also things that can be forgiven: one day, I saw an elder sister riding a bicycle as if she were on the road. She accidentally bumped into a 23-year-old child whose mother was nearby. Just now she was showing off something to others, and now she suddenly turned pale and stared at her sister. Big sister smiled bitterly and repeatedly said sorry to the child's mother. The father of the child heard the sound, and I stood by and thought, this storm is inevitable! I don't know, dad said to the child, "Come on, baby, take two steps to show dad." After the child staggered a few steps, the father said to his sister, "I can walk, it's okay." If you have something to do, leave first! " "Unexpectedly, a storm has been resolved in this way. I will learn from this uncle in the future and be tolerant.

Say no to uncivilized behavior, I suggest you do the following:

1. Speak politely and reasonably, and don't swear.

2, can use civilized language, gentle attitude, not glib, not swearing.

3. Abide by the law, respect others, do not fight, do not swear.

4. Respect teachers, care about others, do not hurt others cruelly, and do not hurt others.

5, protect the environment, beautify the campus, do not throw waste paper, do not fold flowers and trees.

6, pay attention to hygiene, clean appearance, do not spit everywhere, do not wear strange clothes.

As a pupil, you should be polite from an early age. Your "hello" has brought us closer; How much happiness your "thank you" has brought to the other party; Your "please forgive me" has eliminated many misunderstandings and resolved many contradictions.

Students, let's take active actions, start from the small things around us, get rid of bad habits, establish a new style, speak civilized words, do civilized things, and bid farewell to uncivilized words and deeds.

Say no to uncivilized behavior!

Speech on Traditional Virtues Dear teachers and students:

After reading the book "Chinese virtue story" today, I feel that the story "Confucius never tires of learning" is particularly inspiring to me. This story introduces Confucius' studious spirit. Confucius is 60 years old and still needs to learn the piano from his teacher. He is different in learning piano. Others are always eager to learn new songs, often learning a song for only two or three days. But Confucius learned a tune and practiced it for ten days, but he still refused to change it when he was ripe. Why is this? It turned out that Confucius not only had to practice music, but also tried to figure out the essence of music and the personality of subject and object through the melody of music. Personality. Spirit and even appearance. Confucius' studious spirit deeply touched his teacher.

Think about yourself and feel ashamed. Once, I met a problem, and I couldn't figure out how to do it. It suddenly occurred to me that there was an answer to this question in a reference book, so I copied it down and handed it to the teacher. The next day, homework was handed out, and I got excellent grades. The teacher praised me and said I was smart. But now, when I open the book, it seems that there is a small black dot on "excellent". This little black dot seems to ask me, "Do you understand?" The more I think about it, the worse I feel. Reading the story of Confucius today reminds me again, reminding me that as the squadron leader, I should take the lead in the class, pretend to know how to learn, and ask the teacher modestly when I encounter difficulties. After reading this story, I understand a truth: learning is the ladder of progress and the cornerstone of success. Only by studying hard and not practicing fraud can we succeed. Now is a good time for us to study, so we should study hard and make new contributions to our motherland when we grow up.

Speech on Traditional Virtues Dear teachers and students:

Good Morning, everyone!

1300 years ago, a wanderer in a foreign land sighed in a low voice, sighing that relatives and friends in the distance planted dogwood everywhere, but he was missing himself. This man is Wang Wei.

This Saturday is the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, the Double Ninth Festival. For those who are "heavy", Boya is interpreted as "never again". Nine is the pole of yang number, so the ninth day of September is called "Chongyang". On the Double Ninth Festival, people will choose to climb mountains, drink chrysanthemum wine and insert dogwood to welcome the new season.

Because "99" also represents long-term and longevity, Chongyang Chrysanthemum is the grass of longevity, and the Double Ninth Festival means respecting the elderly. In fact, the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly stipulates that the ninth day of the ninth lunar month is the Day of the Elderly. Respecting and loving the elderly has become the most widely known meaning of the Double Ninth Festival.

Mencius said, "I am old, and people are old." It can be seen that respecting, loving and helping the elderly are the eternal ethics of our Chinese nation for more than 5,000 years. Respecting the elderly is the embodiment of personal civilization and progress, the guarantee of family harmony and the inevitable requirement of social development. We have an obligation to respect, love and help the elderly.

However, respecting and loving the elderly, as a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, should not only be remembered on the Double Ninth Festival, but should be implemented in every tiny detail of our daily life. Maybe now you can't help grandma cross the street and proudly say "My name is red scarf", but you can give your seat to an unknown grandfather on the bus and help the old lady next door carry the food upstairs. China's aging is becoming more and more serious. It is predicted that by 20xx, the population over 60 will reach 248 million, which means that more and more people will change from caring and caring for us to needing our care and care. Look around you again. Will you watch a few sketches with your grandparents during the holidays and call them every week to say hello? Is your heart full of care and gratitude all the time? Time has dyed their hair white, and their children and grandchildren seem to remind them that they are getting old. They walked slowly in the sunset. It's time for us to help them, step on the delicate afterglow of the sunset and listen to their stories about their youth. Their hearts may only be eighteen. They have so many life experiences that they want to share with us, and we have so many opportunities to put smiles on their faces every day. It is said that companionship is the longest confession, perhaps the greatest filial piety, but it is simply listening and guarding day after day.

In ancient China, there were famous stories of twenty-four filial piety, such as "sleeping on the ice to beg for carp" and "tasting soup and medicine". Senior two students have just learned Li Mi's Chen Qingbiao recently. Respecting and loving the elderly and paying attention to ethics are the essence of our cultural tradition, which has already penetrated into our blood with the changes of the times. Of course, the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation are far more than filial piety to the elders, as well as patriotism and benevolence; Respect teachers, be sensitive and eager to learn; Self-improvement and morality; Honesty and trustworthiness, a promise as good as a promise ... and those good wishes mixed in traditional etiquette and festival celebrations are the treasures of this national culture, which should be integrated into our daily life, just like respecting the old and loving the young.

There is an old saying: "The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop. The son wants to raise it, but he doesn't kiss it." 1300 years later, let's really respect, respect and love the elderly with practical actions, so that the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation can be passed down in life!

Thank you!

Article 9 of the Speech on Traditional Virtues Dear teachers and students:

"I am Fukuyama, a good boy. Go straight and go high. " Fukuyama's three-character sutra guides me to be an honest, humble and generous pupil.

Civilization is a quality, and civilization is a widely respected behavior. Only by starting from me and starting from the side can it be reflected in every detail of daily life.

Every morning, I put on a neat school uniform, put on a green scarf, hang up a brand, put on my schoolbag and walk into the school gate happily.

My second-grade brothers and sisters on duty at the school gate shouted "Good morning", which immediately reminded me that as a Fushan person, I want to be a civilized and polite pupil. So, I saluted seriously and answered "good morning" loudly.

Standing on the playground, I looked serious and full of energy, singing the national anthem under the national flag. Sit in a bright classroom every day and listen carefully. Don't talk to classmates in class, don't make small moves, raise your hand and speak on your own initiative.

When the teacher comes face to face, a nod and a greeting are all my concern and respect for the teacher. Don't quarrel with classmates during recess activities. I will help other students when they are in trouble. If you accidentally disturb others, say "I'm sorry" at once. When you see scraps of paper, you can bend down and pick them up and throw them into the trash can.

At lunch, I always queue up quietly to get my meal. Clear the table quickly after every meal. Gently put the plate into the bucket after eating.

After school, we lined up neatly and said goodbye to our teachers and classmates politely. When I get home, I will say hello to my grandparents and parents, and sometimes I will try my best to help my parents do some housework.

There is civilization everywhere in life, and civilization also shines a unique light in the nuances around it. I spend every day like this, and everyone praises me as a good boy who speaks civilization and understands etiquette. The Olympic Games is coming. Let's make progress every day and try to be polite teenagers!