What is the value of politeness in traditional Chinese culture

Traditional Chinese Culture--Politeness

China, a country with 5,000 years of history; a country with traditional culture; a country with hundreds of millions of people; a ......

"Although it is important to learn to be the first, polite and courteous should also be good. School rules are obeyed, see the teacher to be polite. The students love each other, the friendship of the small hand hold firmly. Caring for public property is at ease, establish a new style I do." This is a polite and courteous song.

Politeness is one of the traditional cultures of China.

Definition of politeness: it refers to the idea and behavior of people getting along with each other, and it is the embodiment of respect and friendliness to others in speech and behavior.

When I was a child, my parents always said that I must call when I saw people. When I was a child, I was naive, very listen to my parents, once you see people you know will call all the time, what aunts and uncles ah; aunts and uncles ah ......

At the moment I have been a senior student, not how to love to call people, and only in the parents of the compulsion to call people. Generally see acquaintances also just smile ...... mom has always said "see recognize people must be called, this is a question of politeness. You have to be a good and polite boy." Teachers also often say "in school must call the teacher good, to do a good polite students." But at the moment, I always feel that I am a small adult, always hanging on the mouth of aunts and uncles and so on, will be my own friends, classmates laugh.

I admit that this I do not do well, but I have the confidence to say that I have one thing to do very well ---- that is to respect the old and love the young.

Taking a car is a very common thing, personality is a bus. In the bus, once the back door opens, you can see three yellow single seats, which are specially set up for the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled. But I would always see a pregnant woman or an elderly person standing, in favor of a young or middle-aged person sitting next to her. In fact, I guess the people sitting there wanted to give up their seats, but they just didn't want to suffer. Until the conductor said, "Who can give up their seat?" I had the confidence to say I wasn't! Because I do, I will offer to give up my seat when I see a situation like this!

Courtesy doesn't cost anything, but it wins everything! Politeness delights those who are polite and those who are treated politely! Let's take action and be a polite person. to continue to carry on the traditional virtues of China ---- politeness!