Eight civilized etiquette
Eight civilized etiquette, China is known as the state of etiquette, Chinese people in life is very much focus on etiquette, especially some of the civilized etiquette, the eight rites is to cultivate and practice socialist core values, the following detailed understanding of the content of the eight civilized etiquette
Eight civilized etiquette11, the etiquette of instrumentation: education and guidance of minors in the state of expression, Body posture, facial hair, dress and other aspects of civilized etiquette, so that the face neat, well-dressed, natural hair, generous manner.
2, dining etiquette: education and guidance of minors in the family daily meals, public **** place to eat, social interactions and other aspects of civilized etiquette, to be hygienic, love food, thrifty meals, eating elegant.
3, the etiquette of speech: education and guidance of minors in the daily speech and conversation, formal occasions to pay attention to civilized etiquette, to do civilized language, calm, patient listening, sincere and friendly.
4. Manners of treating others: educating and guiding minors to pay attention to civilized manners in daily life, specific occasions and other aspects of interaction, so as to achieve respect for teachers and elders, friendship and love of partners, tolerance and courtesy, and honesty.
5, the etiquette of walking: education and guidance for minors to walk on foot, using transport and other aspects of civilized etiquette, to comply with traffic regulations, courtesy of the three first, helping the elderly and the weak, and the initiative to give up their seats.
6, the gift of watching: education and guidance of minors in watching cultural and artistic performances and sports competitions and other occasions to pay civilized etiquette, so as to comply with the order, care for the environment, attentive appreciation, polite applause.
7, the tour of manners: education and guidance of minors in travel, visit civilized etiquette, so that the landscape, care for cultural relics, respect for folklore, abide by public morality.
8, the ceremony of etiquette: education and guidance for minors to participate in the raising of the national flag, into the team, into the reunion, graduation, traditional folklore and other ceremonial activities to pay attention to civilized etiquette, to do according to the rules of the salute, the heart of the reverence, seriousness and dignity, respect for the rituals and customs.
Eight civilized manners2 One of the rituals of instrumentation 1, wash your hair, take a bath, hair, body odorless. 2. No dirt in the nails. 3, do not pick your nose and ears in public. 4, change clothes, shoes and socks diligently, and keep the instrument neat and tidy. 5, sitting and standing posture upright, in the public **** occasions do not slouch. 6, keep the schoolbag and personal belongings neat and tidy. 7. Standing with head up and chest out. Second, the etiquette of dining 1, do not smack your lips when eating, do not talk with food in your mouth. 2, clip the vegetables without picking in the plate. 3. Wait for your family to eat together. 4. Not chasing and playing when eating in public places. Third, the etiquette of speech 1, to teachers and teachers do not call them by their first names, the use of honorifics. 2, answer the phone first said "hello", the end of the call said "goodbye", and then hang up. 3, do not use insulting nicknames to address others. 4. Speak Mandarin on campus and in public places. 5. Don't tell dirty lies. Fourth, the gift of hospitality 1, remember the birthdays of mom and dad and express blessings. 2, respect the teacher's labor, and listen carefully in class. 3, meet people with a smile. 4. Knock on the door of other people's rooms first, and then enter when you get permission. 5, with other people's things, you should first ask for their consent, and then return them in a timely manner and thank you. 6. Use your pocket money to help children in need. V. Walking etiquette 1, recognize the traffic signs, abide by traffic rules. 2. Take the prescribed route to and from school. 3, ride in an orderly queue, not crowded, do not cut in line. 4, up and down the stairs to the right, do not run, do not jump, not side by side, do not push others. 5, take the escalator to stand on the right, empty left channel. 6, do not press the elevator button. Sixth, the gift of viewing 1, early entry, the number of seats. 2, do not walk around, do not speak loudly. 3, melon peel shells into a garbage bag, consciously take away from the venue or sent to the trash can. 4, do not stand and watch in the channel. 5, watch the end of the orderly departure, do not block the channel, the exit VII, the gift of browsing 1, flushing in a timely manner after the poop, do not urinate and defecate. 2, do not touch the cultural relics, in the scenery, not painting, writing, scratch carving. 3, do not chase, catch, hit, feed animals. 4, do not climb the scenic facilities. 5, take away all the garbage produced by themselves. Eight, the ritual of the ceremony 1, take off your hat when hoisting the national flag, gaze at the flag salute, sing the national anthem loud and clear. 2, to participate in the entrance ceremony, team ceremony, graduation ceremony and other activities, dress neatly, young pioneers wear red scarf or team logo. 3, the ceremony activities in accordance with the rules of salute, stand upright and listen, do not arbitrarily communicate, walk around. 4, the Spring Festival to teachers and teachers. 5, Ching Ming Festival do not wear brightly colored clothes. The eight manners3 The eight rites and four ceremonies are a civilized etiquette education for minors to cultivate and practice socialist core values. The eight manners: the manners of instrumentation, the manners of viewing, the manners of touring, the manners of dining, the manners of speech, the manners of treating others, the manners of walking, the manners of ceremony. Specific: Instrumental etiquette, well-dressed, natural hair. Dining etiquette, love food, frugal dining. The courtesy of speech is to be calm and listen patiently. The courtesy of treating others is to love one's partner and be tolerant. Manners of walking, giving way to the three first, helping the old and the weak. The courtesy of watching, caring for the environment, concentrating on appreciation. The etiquette of touring, caring for cultural relics and respecting folklore. Ceremonial etiquette, fear, serious and dignified. Expanded: The Four Ceremonies At age 7: Entrance Ceremony for primary school students who have just entered the school to feel the joy of learning and perceive the norms of etiquette. 10 years old: the growth ceremony, so that students in the third and fourth grades of elementary school to learn to be grateful, understand the parents of the grace of nurturing, the help of friends. 14 years old: Youth Ceremony, allowing middle school students to learn to communicate and take the first step towards youth. 18 years old: the ceremony of adulthood, so that students who have reached the age of 18 know the responsibility of adulthood, continue to improve themselves, and aspire to become successful and serve the country.