There are skits about civilized manners

A student was walking on the campus while eating a banana, and then threw it on the roadside green. After eating it, he threw it on the green belt by the roadside. When he looked at his watch, he was going to be late, so he dashed up to his classroom. This scene was just discovered by the campus student self-management team inspector. Inspector: It's good that no disciplinary student has been caught so far. Student: It's going to be late, run! Inspector: students, sorry to interrupt...

(The bell rang)

Xiaoli: (proudly walked out of the field) Class is over, I have to work again. (Fingers on armband) Look, I'm the school's civilization supervisor! This job is hard, but I still find it very meaningful. Because I can dedicate myself to the civilized construction of the school!

Xiao Ming: (walked out of the field, eating and casually throwing away the peel) Well! Not bad, not bad! Really delicious!

Xiaoli: (saw Xiaoming throw away the peel, hurriedly walked over) Hey! (Seeing Xiaoming throw the fruit peel, hurriedly walked over) Hey! Friends, you can not throw the peel ah!

Xiaoming: Who are you? How dare you meddle in my affairs?

Xiaoli: Can't you see? (right hand pointing to their own armband is very proud to say) I'm the school's civilization supervisor.

Xiaoming: Ah? Civilization Supervisor? What's wrong with being a civilization supervisor? It's just a matter of throwing out a piece of garbage, it's a piece of cake, it's none of your business.

Xiaoli: civilization supervisor is specialized in supervising people like you who are not civilized and not hygienic.

Xiaoming: Bah! Are you saying I'm not civilized and unhygienic? What are you? As long as I'm good at my studies, what's the point of being civilized and hygienic?

Xiaoli: Stop ...... Don't you know that being civilized and hygienic are the basic morals of our citizens? Friends, you think, if everyone is like you, our school, our streets and alleys will become how? Look at Uncle Lei Feng he ......

Xiaoming: OK, OK, you stop, how hard it is to be civilized and hygienic! Or let me advise you a word, leave it alone!

Xiaoli: No, this is my job!

Xiaoming: Since you're so nosy, go pick up the garbage! (casually throws the finished peel into the distance) Yuck! I'm really asking for it!

(At this time, a hunchbacked old man with clutches came from a distance)

Xiaoli: Hey, hey! You also throw ...... careful!

The old man: (coughing twice) small students, please ...... (just happened to step on the fruit leather thrown, a slip of the foot fell a fall, can not climb up) ouch!

(Xiaoli hurriedly ran over)

Xiaoli: (concerned about the question) old grandfather, how are you? Did it hurt? I will help you up!

(Xiaoli tried to help the old man up, but couldn't)

Xiaoli: (facing Xiaoming) Xiaoming, look, it's all your fault, why don't you come and help?

Xiaoming: Hey! It's his own fall, what's it got to do with me? What's more, don't you like to do good deeds? This good thing you do it yourself! I don't want to be in your light! (He didn't even look at me, still arrogant)

Old man: little girl, I'm fine, don't worry about it! ...... (The old man tried to get up with all his might.) Ouch, ouch!

(Lizan saw it and hurried over to help pick up the old man)

Lizan: Ee! Old Grandpa! How come it's you? Did you hurt yourself? Let's help you to the hospital.

Old man: No need! It's going to rain soon, I came to give my grandson an umbrella, I did not expect ...... hey! Which one is so uncivilized? (With a hand gently patted the thigh) Ouch! The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on a new one, and you'll be able to do that! ......

Xiao Li: Lisan, you know this old grandfather?

Li Shan: He is the grandfather of Xiaoming!

Liz: He's Ming's grandfather? (pointing to Xiaoming) There he is. Xiaoming, why don't you come over and take a look!

Xiaoming: Who told him to walk without eyes, he deserved it! Why look at him? He has nothing to do with me.

Xiaoli: What are you talking about? He is your grandfather!

Xiaoming: Ah! What? Grandpa?

Xiaoming: (hurriedly ran over to help the old grandfather) Grandpa, how can it be you?

Xiaoli: Look, just because you threw the peel, now you hurt your grandfather, right?

Xiaoming: (sad and regretful) Grandpa, I'm sorry! It's all because I hurt you! You can forgive me! In the future, I will definitely correct it. (Facing Xiaoli) Xiaoli, I'm sorry! You are really right! I also want to be a good student who is civilized and hygienic, and I want to be a civilized supervisor like you! To create a civilized and harmonious campus to contribute their strength!

Xiaoli: That's right! (Play music "thunderstorm sound", play the song "love dedication") Okay! Let's send grandpa to the hospital first!

Xiaoming: Come on, Grandpa, let's help you to the hospital!

Ma: to the people to use honorifics.

Tang: Uh-huh.

Ma: Speak civilized.

Don: This is only appropriate for a civilized country like ours.

Ma: For example, I see you.

Tang: You see me.

Ma: I have to talk to you like this.

Don: How?

Ma: Hey, comrade please, I ask you something.

Tang: You see how polite this ah. What's the matter, you're on the matter.

Ma: I ask you a person.

Tang: Who are you asking?

Ma: I asked this comrade ah.

Tang: Uh-huh.

Ma: long is tall and sturdy, thick eyebrows.

Tang: Oh.

Ma: I heard he was a comedian.

Tang: Oh, what is the name of the person you are talking about?

Ma: His name is Comrade Tang Jiezhong. In your unit?

Tang: Oh, in in in.

Ma: ah!

Tang: in in in.

Ma: You invite me out, I meet with him.

This is the first time I've seen this.

Tang: Don't thank me, I am.

Ma: Aigoo, you are Comrade Tang Jiezhong.

Tang: Hey.

Ma: Aigoo, so sorry.

Don't you think it's a good idea to have a good time?

Ma: so half a day did not see you. I'm sorry!

Tang: This is what ah.

Ma: you hear this in your heart?

Tang: I hear comfortable ah. This is how modest and polite ah.

Ma: Look, sorry, sorry, thank you, you, please.

Tang: polite words.

Ma: This is not polite.

Don: Huh?

Ma: It shows respect for the other person.

Don: Oh.

Ma: One's own modesty, one's own politeness.

Tang: Yeah.

Ma: Hey, all have to talk like this.

Tang: Oh oh.

Ma: You have to do it differently, without these polite words. You listen to this in your heart is not a good taste.

Tang: How to say?

Ma: Just say it.

Tang: Uh-huh.

Ma: Hey! I say.

Don: What do you call it.

Ma: I'm going to ask you about someone.

Don: Who are you asking?

Ma: This person ah.

Don't you think it's a good idea?

Ma: long than Wu Dailang a little taller, head and tea plate is, I heard is a comedy. What is the name, the guys called Tang Thin Song ah.

Tang: Hey, why do you call the nickname ah.

Ma: Ah?

Tang: I am, what is the matter?

Ma: You are!

Tang: Uh-huh.

Ma: Do not tease.

Tang: What do you mean, don't tease ah. I am Tang Jiezhong, what is the matter?

Ma: something ah, nothing can find you here?

Tang: something you say.

Ma: say ah, do not say, both are not happy.

This is the first time I've ever seen a woman in the world.

Tang: Why are you here?

Ma: I say you, do not stare, do not stare. The first time I saw this, it was a very good thing that I was able to see it.

Tang: drink!

Ma: Look, this look why ah, do not, not so. Don't mention it, okay, why are you like this. You see, back to you a angry you turn back to get sick, a sick turn back to the funny fart cold, trouble, you do not want to tell me, I find someone else to ask, do not, silly old man.

This is good? I hope you can adopt!

Is there an article about civilization and politeness

Early in the morning, no laziness, red scarf, do not forget to tie.

The first thing you need to do is to get up early in the morning and wear a red scarf, and not forget to wear it.

Parents send, designated place, into the school door, line up one.

The school is a place of honor, where you can greet your teachers with honorifics.

The national flag is raised, the salute is performed, the national anthem is sung, and the students stand at attention.

In class, be disciplined, speak up and raise your hand first.

More brains, clever questions, hard work, good creation.

It's a good idea to study hard, and it's a good habit to cultivate.

The first thing you need to do is to write your homework neatly and finish it on time.

The first thing you need to do is to think hard and remember what you've learned.

The first thing you need to do is to learn about the culture of the world and how it works.

The first step in the process of learning is to learn how to make the most of your time.

The first thing you need to do is to go up and down the stairs and walk on the right side.

When we gather together, we are quick, quiet, and orderly.

After the meal, the playground to go, small food, resolutely avoid.

Love your classmates, be happy to help others, do not fight, do not curse.

To be honest, do not lie, dare to admit fault, the benefit of growth.

The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good relationship with your classmates, and that you respect them.

The first step in the process is to make sure that you have a good understanding of what is going on in the world and what is going on in the world.

The first thing you need to do is to take the pain, not be afraid of the difficulty, not to seek reward, fame and fortune light.

The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty and get out of the way.

The first thing you need to do is to be active, and close the doors and windows before you leave school.

The first thing you need to do is to show your respect to your parents and do your homework without plagiarizing.

The first thing to do is to review and then solve the problems.

The first thing you need to do is to take your homework with you, and then take a break from it.

The first thing you need to do is to get into a good habit, and then you can get into a good habit.

The first thing you need to do is to get a good understanding of what you are doing and how you are doing it.

The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty, and then you'll be able to get out of the way.

The words are faithful, the behavior is prudent, do not break faith, the promise of a thousand gold.

It's a good thing to hand in your belongings, and to be diligent in borrowing them.

The civilized language, can be used, know the etiquette, good communication.

The first thing you need to do is to tell me what is wrong with you, and I will not hide it.

The first thing you need to know is how to use civilized language, and how to use it in a polite manner.

The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on a new pair of shoes, and then you'll be able to get your hands on a new pair of shoes.

The first thing you need to do is to take care of yourself, and learn more about your home.

The first thing you need to do is to learn how to cook and wash your clothes.

The first thing you need to do is to cross the street and take the crosswalk.

We can help the handicapped, the young and the old, and we can buy things in the right order.

The first thing you need to do is to buy a ticket for the bus, and then watch the movie or play.

The first thing you need to do is to buy a ticket, watch a movie or a play, and be quiet.

Nature is a treasure, and bad behavior is a challenge.

Honor the elderly, love the young, help the poor, and be compassionate.

Take care of your elders when they are sick, and be courteous.

Sending warmth, offering love, one side is difficult, eight sides run.

The first thing you need to do is to get rid of all your friends and relatives.

If you are a friend or family member, you should knock on the door, but if you are not invited, you should not intrude.

The civilization, the appearance, the goal, to be ambitious.

Don't fight, understand each other, smile a lot, have a big heart.

The bridge is built, the song is wonderful, the polite words fly all over the world.

The two of us are in the same boat, but we are not in the same boat.

You, me and him, walking together, bitter and tired, not afraid.

Unity is tight, work together, strength, all improve.

All do, show style, the new century, my generation good.

-Ericomae

He who has good intentions has no difficulty in expressing his politeness to others.

-- Rousseau's Law

If the body is not cultivated, the virtue is not established, and if the virtue is not established and can be transformed into a family, there are few of them, let alone the world.

There is an inward politeness which is associated with love: it produces the most delightful politeness in the outward appearance of behavior.

Cultivation is to the heart as food is to the body.

When the source is quiet, the stream is clear; when the root is firm, it is rich; when it is cultivated internally, it is rationalized externally; when the form is endowed, the shadow is straight.

1. Politeness is a language. Its rules and practice are to be learned chiefly from observation, and from the manners of those who are well-bred. --The cultured man finds the meaning of good in good things. This is because there is hope in these good things. --Wilde

3. The cultivation of temperament is not for the sake of others, but for the empowerment of one's own life.

4. Politeness comes from the heart and has its roots within; however, if the form of politeness is abolished, its spirit and substance disappear with it. --John Hall

5. Benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, and goodness are to a man as goods, wealth, and corn are to a family. --Xunzi

6. Full of loss, modest benefit, do not reach out, the end of the day dry, self-improvement. --Chen Yi

7. Without great character, there is no great man, not even great artists, great actors. --Roman Roland

8. In a man, wisdom and upbringing are the most important things, and being beautiful or not is nothing to him! If you don't have education and wisdom in your head, then even if you are a beautiful man, you are still worthless. --Chekhov

9. There is a great yearning in upbringing - a yearning for beauty and light. It has even a greater yearning - the yearning to make the good and the light triumph over all. --Arnold

10. Politeness delights the polite and delights those who are treated politely by others. --Montesquieu

11. I am convinced that there is no more striking influence on human development than the appearance of a man (not so much the appearance itself as the belief that it is moving or not). --Lev Tolstoy

12. The ignorant man always thinks that what he knows is so important that he should tell it to everyone he meets. But an educated man is not apt to show off the learning in his belly; he may speak of many things, but he thinks there are many more which he cannot speak well of. --Rousseau

13. The reason why people are noble is that they have faith and courtesy; the reason why a country can be strong is that it has faith and righteousness. --Tang Zhang Jiuling

14. The function or purpose of good manners is only to make those who talk to us feel comfortable and satisfied, nothing more. To be able to show your respect, regard and goodwill to others through proper common courtesy and respect. This is a high state, and it is a great skill to be able to do it without people suspecting you of flattery, hypocrisy, or meanness. --Locke

15. Mankind seeks nothing but pleasure, and therefore the courteous are more welcome to others than the useful, and the ability, sincerity, and good-will of a true friend are not infrequently counterbalanced by the uneasiness produced by his grave and solid representations. --Locke

16. Knowledge must be adorned with courtesies and smoothed in his way in the world, without which it is like a large and rough diamond, which is well put away in a tree for curiosity and for its substantial value, but is more precious after it has been pondered. --Charidfel

17. To be cultured, "one has to know the best things that the world is talking and thinking about." --Arnold

18.The most important thing in life is to be polite; it is more important than the highest wisdom, than all learning. --Anonymous

19. A man is a brave and forthright soul, able to see with his own eyes, to love with his own heart, and to judge with his own reason. Not to be a shadow, but a man. --Roman Manlan

20. Do not be pompous and ostentatious. Rather than overstate the case, it is better to understate the case. --Lev Tolstoy

21. People can not have pride, but not without pride. --Xu Beihong

22. Clothes are not correct, the guest is not solemn. --Guanzhong

23. In and out of no ceremony, the government will not work. --Guan Zhong

24. The essence of cultivation is like the character of man, which ultimately boils down to the question of moral sentiments. --Emerson

25. The man with good intentions has no difficulty in expressing his politeness to others. --Rousseau

26.A man who wants to help the weak should become strong himself, not become weak like them. For the bad things they have done, do not hesitate to be lenient, if you will. But never be lenient with them for the evil they will do and will not do. --Roman Roland

27. Let one gain a hundred, but fight for ten and lose nine. --Mark

28. Humility is the color of virtue. --Theognis

29. The great essence of etiquette is to prevent disorder. --Liu Zongyuan

30. Virtue is more difficult to acquire than human kindness; and it is seldom that a young man can regain it when he has lost it. Cowardice and incompetence and ignorance of the ways of the world are the faults that people attribute to private education; in fact, they are not the inevitable result of education within the family, nor are they incurable faults. If it is true that too much spoiling in the home often makes a man cowardly and incompetent, and should be avoided at all costs, it is chiefly because we aim at virtue. --Locke

31. courteous manners are chiefly a sign of self-restraint. --Emerson

32. Such nobility and elegance as fall into the commonplace could not be more banal and inferior. --Hugo

33. Their friendship is also based on the Way, and their reception is based on manners. --Meng Zi

34. Poverty is no excuse, wealth is no pride. --Zi Gong

35. No one likes a diamond that has not been faceted, and it does no good to wear it. But once they are polished and set, they are full of splendor. Virtue is a treasure of the spirit, but it is good manners that give them their splendor. --Locke

36. The proud man is bound to be envious, and he is jealous of him who is most praised for his virtues. --Spinoza,

37. This is the advantage of a pure and simple character: if this character sometimes calls for very clumsy things, and if it is almost certain to bring ruin to those who have it in high society, it is, on the other hand, a character which, for those who have a similar character, has a rapid effect. its influence is rapid and decisive. --Stendhal

38. He who is patient gets what he expects. --Franklin

39. In manners, as in all things, the only thing that does not age is the heart. The heart is pure and simple. --Balzac

40. When a man is a true man, he should keep an equal distance between bluster and ostentation, neither boasting nor wriggling for favor. --Hugo

41. For the good-hearted, the very idea that payment is inevitably rewarded is an insult. Virtue is not an ornament, but the expression of a good heart. --Gide

42. Pride cannot grow, desire cannot be indulged, pleasure cannot be extreme, and old age cannot be full. --Wei Zheng

43. A career is often made in perseverance and ruined in impatience. I have seen with my own eyes in the desert that the hasty traveler lags behind the subdued; the galloping horse lags behind, but the slow-paced camel advances onward. --Saadi

44. Music is used to change customs and manners, and rites are used to settle people. --Tang Wu Jing

45. There exists a politeness that comes from the heart. It is love in a transformed form. From this comes an external manifestation of the most appropriate politeness. --Goethe

46. Manners are noble only when they are natural. If it is too much of an outward show, it loses its proper value. --Bacon

47. If conceit, vanity, or anger have taken the terror out of a child, or made him disobey the terror, it should be removed by proper means, and he should be made to consider a little, to lower his fire, and to think twice, and to see whether it is worth while to risk what is before him. --Locke

48. All manners are set up to adorn the act of false story-telling, the welcome of the unspoken, the solicitude of the unspoken; and if there be any true friendship, all these false forms should be rejected. --Shakespeare

49. One should no more envy a man of genius than one should envy the sun. --Yuri Bondarev

50. A man of sound mind is not complacent. --St. Simeon

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