Diary of Civilized Etiquette 100- 150 words

Confucius said: You can't stand without learning manners. Five thousand years of civilization, a country of etiquette, has met foreign countries with only Chinese signs such as "Don't make noise", "Please line up", "Please don't litter" and "Please …". Anger, shame? -it is better to be ashamed and brave! Millions of citizens learn etiquette, millions of families learn etiquette, millions of teenagers learn etiquette ... etiquette is the minimum moral standard that human beings require people to abide by in order to maintain the normal life of society. It is gradually formed in people's long-term life and communication and is fixed by customs and traditions. For a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization, moral fashion and living habits. For a person, etiquette is the external expression of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural literacy and communicative competence. Etiquette is a code of conduct that should show mutual respect and goodwill in the process of interpersonal relationship and social communication, and it is a full embodiment of people's inner self-restraint. From a personal point of view, excellent etiquette quality not only helps to improve one's self-cultivation, but also helps to beautify oneself and life, which is conducive to communication with others and enables people to obtain good interpersonal relationships. Management tells us that a person's success does not depend entirely on personal abilities and opportunities, but 85% depends on criss-crossing interpersonal relationships. I think that the etiquette education advocated by Xinxiang kindergarten is actually putting a pair of strongest wings on these children who stand at the starting line of life. Etiquette seems trivial, but there is a foreign folk song that I believe many people have heard: because of a nail, a horse was lost; Lost a general because of a war horse; Because of a general, he lost a battle; Because of a battle, a country perished-a country perished because of a nail! Do we also make a virtual song: I met a passerby because of a smile; Because I met this passerby, I know there is a good book; After reading this good book, I became interested in it. Because of interest, I chose a university; Because I chose this university, I met another young man; When we met this young man, we founded Microsoft-the only reason we have Microsoft now is because we have a smile. ...