Pictures of basic behaviors of civility and politeness

Pictures of basic behaviors of civility and politeness, as we all know, are required to be polite in life, and civility and politeness is a very important thing. I have arranged relevant information of pictures of basic behaviors of civility and politeness for everyone. Let's have a look. Pictures of basic behaviors of good manners 1

1. No littering, dumping sewage and spitting.

2. Don't jaywalk, run red lights, or turn over traffic barriers.

3. Don't stop, lean, honk and turn around at will.

4. Don't say dirty words, be topless, and smoke at will.

5. Don't drink and drive, talk on the phone and smoke while driving.

6. Don't occupy the road to operate, build privately and build indiscriminately, and hang around in disorder.

7. Don't trample on flowers and plants, destroy greening and damage public property.

8. Don't make noise in public places, cut in line and grab seats.

9. Don't scribble and paste graffiti.

11. Gambling without licensing, drinking and causing trouble, and disturbing public order.

Civilized etiquette is not only the embodiment of personal quality and upbringing, but also the embodiment of personal morality and social morality, the accomplishment of the city and the face of the country. Therefore, as a "state of etiquette" with a history of 5,111 years, we should treat people with civilized behavior and reasonable etiquette. This is also an important way to carry forward national culture and show national spirit. Picture 2

The basic behavior of politeness: "Please, hello, thank you, sorry, goodbye".

Civilized and polite behavior: don't talk loudly in public places, don't spit, don't litter, don't trample on the lawn, and consciously queue up.

Respect others' four or more behaviors: don't make noise when watching movies, don't whisper in class, don't cut in line when getting on the bus, and let the elderly go first.

China has a 5,111-year-old civilization and is a world-famous country of etiquette. Etiquette civilization has become an important part of China's traditional culture, which has a wide and far-reaching impact on people's life and social and historical development. Politeness is a bridge to social harmony, which contains respect for others and awe of morality, and is of great significance to individuals and society.

Civilized etiquette in daily life:

1. No littering, dumping sewage and spitting.

2. Don't jaywalk, run red lights, or turn over traffic barriers.

3. Don't stop, lean, honk and turn around at will.

4. Don't talk dirty, be topless and smoke at will.

5. Don't drink and drive, talk on the phone and smoke while driving.

6. Don't occupy the road to operate, build privately and build indiscriminately, and hang around in disorder.

7. Don't scribble, paste or scribble.

8. Gambling without licensing, drinking and causing trouble, and disturbing public order. Pictures of basic behaviors of politeness 3

1. Personal etiquette 1. Appearance: The "first impression" usually refers to people's appearance, posture, clothing and personal hygiene. Dignified appearance and neatly dressed are the embodiment of respecting others.

2. demeanor: refers to the external expression of a person's character, temperament, cultural level and moral cultivation, with personal good cultural quality, profound knowledge and profound speculative ability as the core.

3. Appearance: refers to the hairstyle, face and the beauty requirements of the human body that are not covered by clothing. Neat hair and generous hairstyle are the basic requirements of hair beauty. Men should always shave and maintain hygiene; Ladies should be elegant, fresh and natural. It is necessary to develop the hygienic habit of washing hands and cutting nails frequently.

4. Clothing: refers to people's clothes, pants, skirts, hats, socks, gloves and all kinds of clothing. Clothing is generally in harmony with personal temperament, personality, identity, age, occupation, environment and time. Suits should be matched with leather shoes, and pants should cover the upper of leather shoes. Socks are not easy to wear white or brightly colored.

5. Manners: The most common expressions in speech are facial expressions, eye language, boundary language, head language and sign language. There are direct speech and indirect speech. Direct speech should be full of energy, natural and generous expression, gentle eyes on both sides, and face each other squarely; The language expression of conversation should be accurate and clear, complete in meaning, grammatical, soft in speech, friendly in tone and moderate in speech speed. Indirect conversation mainly includes telephone conversation. First, it should be articulate, simple in expression, moderate in volume and positive in response. Say goodbye politely before the end of the call, and use polite expressions such as "excuse me", "trouble you", "thank you" and "goodbye". The party who answers the phone should wait until the other party hangs up. Answer the phone with "please wait" or "do you have anything to tell?" "Would you like to leave a message?" Wait. If you leave a message, you should convey it in time and accurately, and take notes when necessary. When you dial the wrong number, you should take the initiative to apologize and ask for understanding. If you receive a wrong call, you should be polite, please put the phone down after explaining it to the other party.

Behavior refers to various body postures of people in activities. Such as standing posture, sitting posture, walking posture, etc.

Correct and healthy standing posture: spine is naturally vertical, knees are close together, abdomen is closed and buttocks are closed, waist is straight and chest is lifted, and arms naturally hang down at both sides of the body or put in the lower abdomen position with hands in front of each other. Men should have their feet shoulder-width apart, and their hands can be placed at the back waist and crossed; The lady's body is slightly sideways, at a natural angle of 45 degrees, inclined to the front, with her face facing straight ahead and her feet in a t-step.

correct sitting posture: keep your upper body straight, keep a fist distance from the table and chair, put your knees together, and your legs naturally fall to the ground. Your hands should be folded with palms down or clasped, and placed on one side of your body or above your knees. When talking, the upper body should face both sides and look straight at the speaker. Men and women can also sit with their legs crossed and overlapped. Don't cross your legs.

correct walking posture: look straight ahead with eyes, raise your head, keep your upper body upright, abdomen in, chest out and waist straight; The distance between two steps should be the length of one foot.

other postures: keep your upper body upright and squat down on one leg when picking things up from low places; Keep straight up and down the stairs, and walk to the right, with your eyes looking straight ahead; When boarding a car, you should sit on the seat sideways and then move your legs and feet into the car at the same time. When getting off the bus, you should move your legs out first and then come out sideways.

Ten taboo behaviors:

1. Don't buckle your buttons, zip up, wipe your hands and shake your hands while walking in public.

No.2. You should not eat food with strong pungent smell before attending formal activities. Avoid three, it is not advisable to eat in public places.

bogey 4. Patients with infectious diseases should avoid participating in various activities in public places. Avoid five, in public places should avoid all kinds of abnormal sounds from the body. Cough, sneezing, yawning, etc. should be done by hiding your face sideways.

bogey 6. You should not scratch any part of your body with your hands in public, nor should you trim your nails or comb your hair.

avoid seven, the rules of the public venues should be unconditionally observed and obeyed. Avoid 8. Don't climb or sit on the table in public, and don't lie on the sofa in front of others.

avoid nine. It's not advisable to talk and laugh loudly and shout in public places.

don't stare or judge strangers. When you see other people's misfortunes, don't laugh at them or make noise. You should apologize if your behavior interferes with others.

2. post etiquette

1. post etiquette: be familiar with all kinds of rules and regulations and understand the post responsibilities and basic situation of colleagues. Don't comment on colleagues' appearance, posture and clothes, and don't give them insulting nicknames. Never laugh at colleagues' physical defects.

2. Good morning etiquette: Get into the habit of seeing humanity and good morning in the morning, and be full of energy and happy. When you meet your colleagues in the hospital or on the stairs, you should take the initiative to say hello. When entering other people's offices or dormitories, you should knock at the door first, and you can enter only after permission.

3. Etiquette after work: Before leaving work, you should say "goodbye" to your colleagues and ask the leader "Is there any work to be done" or "You have worked hard! I walked first "and so on.

4. Reception etiquette: Visitors are bosses and elders, so they should stand up and shake hands with enthusiasm. Listen carefully when talking with colleagues, and politely explain the reasons or reply after asking for instructions from the leaders for what has not been solved.

5. Etiquette of home visit: You should be punctual for your appointment, take the initiative to inform the receptionist about yourself, get to the point when talking, and avoid talking too much.

6. reporting etiquette: observe the time and don't miss the appointment; Knock gently on the door and get permission before entering the door; Pay attention to the instrument and posture when reporting; The content should be realistic, the accent should be clear, the intonation and voice size should be appropriate, and there should be good news, bad news and clear organization; When criticized, be polite and not impulsive; When you leave, you should tidy up your materials, clothes, tea sets and seats, and say "thank you" or "please stay" when the leader says goodbye.

7. Etiquette for listening to the report: be punctual and greet the reporter to take a seat in the door in time; Be good at listening, make eye contact and nod your head.

8. Meeting etiquette: Listen carefully to the meeting spirit and leaders' speeches, concentrate and think independently, and take notes on important contents. When speaking, your body should stand at attention,

your attitude should be natural and graceful, your voice should be clear and loud, and you should use Mandarin; When the meeting is over, the action of packing books and materials should be light; Participants in important meetings should lower their ringtones or not, so as not to disturb others.

3. Ride etiquette

1. Take the initiative to buy tickets, show coins and put them in when you get on the bus, and don't evade tickets or throw residual or counterfeit money.

2. Use civilized language on the bus, give up your seat actively, take care of the sick, disabled, pregnant women and the elderly, and do not swear or talk loudly, which will not affect others and drivers.

3. Take care of your money and things when you ride. Pick up the items and take the initiative to hand them over.

4. Don't stick your head and hands out of the window in the carriage.

5. Take good care of public facilities such as seats, kiosks, bus stop signs, and facilities inside the car, and keep the car clean, and do not spit or litter.

6. Obey the boarding order, queue up to get on and off, get on at the front door and get off at the back door, and it is not crowded when getting on and off.

7. Use greetings such as "Hello", "How are you" and "Happy Holidays" when meeting acquaintances; Meet the inquiries of foreigners and foreign guests, and be enthusiastic and take the initiative to help.

Fourth, eating etiquette

1. When eating in a restaurant, walk lightly and don't eat food with sound or shells.

2. When eating, you should respect the waiter's labor, be humble and polite to the waiter, and wait patiently when the waiter is too busy. Don't knock on the table or bowl or shout.

3. Be polite when eating. Don't chew chopsticks in the dish, pick and choose and hesitate.