Japanese pupils are more polite. What is the reason?

In Japan, primary school students will wear small yellow hats to cross the road together on their way to school, and they will thank people on both sides of the road after crossing the road. On the way, primary school students always say hello whether they know each other or not. If you meet a primary school student in the morning, he will also say hello to you, which will make you feel that the morning is very beautiful because you have seen such a lovely child. In Japan, parents attach great importance to their children's education. Before boarding the school bus, the children were asked to say good morning and bow to the teacher to express their gratitude to the teacher for picking them up in person. Pupils are also polite if they go to school by themselves. They all bowed and thanked the staff who served them. When they eat at school, they also thank and bow to their uncles and aunts who prepare food for them. The first thing they said when they got home was. I'm back? Let relatives at home know that they are back, and they will tell their families when they go out. In China, people may only know this etiquette, but few people always follow it. In Japan, children are required to be polite from an early age. Japan is a country that attaches great importance to the sense of ceremony. They will be strict with their children and let them form habits from an early age. Japanese pupils are very polite to others.

Japanese primary school students have been educated by their parents to be polite children since childhood, and they will also thank life for giving them delicious food in a grateful tone when eating. Many times we may know that there are all kinds of etiquette, but in real life we don't do it. In Japan, they are required to do these rituals from an early age. It can be said that primary school students are the flowers of the motherland. If every family is educated in this way, it will become a social standard and make others sit up and take notice. This also impressed everyone with Japanese etiquette. The courtesy of primary school students is cultivated from childhood, so everyone will see that Japanese primary school students are so polite.