Politeness speech 1

Teachers and students:

Good afternoon. Today, the topic of my speech is "Civilization and Etiquette Walk with Me". There is a saying in San Zi Jing: "When you were young, you should be close to your teachers and friends and learn manners." It means that children should respect their teachers, have loving partners and learn the etiquette of interpersonal communication from an early age.

So, what is etiquette? To put it simply: etiquette is not only the embodiment of personal quality and education, but also a self-defeating concept and social morality.

There are often some uncivilized behaviors in our campus. For example, as soon as the bell rang, my friend's classmates rushed out of the classroom, laughing loudly with the classmates next to them and fighting in the corridor. Some students are resolute for a little quarrel, and even add their fists to each other. We must stop and put an end to these uncivilized behaviors when we see them.

Some students think it is really difficult to be polite. In fact, a civilized teacher is to meet a teacher. Students say "good morning", say "goodbye" when they leave, and say "sorry" and "it doesn't matter" so that there will be no more disputes, which is enough to reflect civilization.

Civilization lies not only in lip service, but in real practice. If you lose today, you are not a loser, because you will come again tomorrow; If you lose money, you are not a loser, because the value of life is not in the purse; But if you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of human beings.

Let's act. As primary school students in 2 1 century, we should embody our fine qualities, make our campus full of laughter and make the flowers of civilization bloom in colorful!

Civilized etiquette speech II

Dear students:

The great Chinese civilization has written the charm of etiquette with one stroke and one painting. Etiquette has an elegance in humility and some tacit charm in care. Etiquette contains a temperament, a motto, and subtly and appropriately interprets the subtle friendship and countless connections between people.

Civilized etiquette lies in the music department.

It is meaningful, pleasant and refreshing. Civilized etiquette is elegant and meticulous, and there is a trace of reserve besides modesty. Just like "Nocturne" rubs a few warm colors between a little silence, making you feel quaint, peaceful and penetrating the soul. Scottish bagpipes are melodious and long, and there is no lack of beauty among them. China people put modesty, forbearance and kindness into the etiquette, which makes you feel as if you smell the breath of spring and feel its tenderness. The same quaint, but more agile and graceful; Equally humble, but more informal; People feel bagpipe-like elegance, brightness and significance.

Civilized etiquette lies in the place.

I like to immerse myself in the picture outlined by my understanding of civilized manners. It was the phoenix tree in the autumn wind, quiet and independent, with a layer of fallen leaves on the ground. Although there is wind, the soul of the leaves does not drift with the wind, but is peacefully covered with the golden afterglow of the sunset. The French have always been nostalgic, but I am not, so the etiquette reveals more details of Chinese etiquette and cultural traces. Let people feel the ink fragrance of culture while being subtle and elegant. This is the agreement between heart and heart, regardless of distance and boundary.

Civilized etiquette is beyond fragrant teas.

Tea is fragrant, elegant and elegant, simple and pleasant. Smart and tough in a smile, friendly in elegance. That's just China's etiquette. As we all know, Chinese etiquette is meticulous, refreshing, complacent and mellow, as if abandoning all dust and clutter and enjoying my mind only in the evening.

China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, and Confucian culture has influenced China's leisure. As we are in today's era, let civilization and etiquette accompany me!

Civilized etiquette speech 3

Dear students:

"Be civilized, understand etiquette, be hygienic and pay attention to etiquette." This is the most important requirement for being a man. As primary school students, we should pay more attention to the cultivation of good behavior habits.

First of all, we should use civilized manners on any occasion, and swear words and taboos are strictly prohibited. When speaking, the language should be clear, definite, sincere, moderate in speed, calm in tone, clear and concise in meaning, advocate the use of Putonghua, do not interrupt others' conversation at will, and listen carefully to others' words.

Then, we should be polite to our elders, friends or classmates. Greet elders, greet friends and classmates, and form a good habit of respecting the old and loving the young.

Finally, we should pay attention to the cultivation of hygiene habits. Cleanliness is the key to appearance beauty and the basic requirement of interest. No matter how good the appearance is, no matter how luxurious the clothes are, if they are covered with dirt and odor, they will inevitably destroy a person's image. Therefore, everyone should develop good hygiene habits, wash their hands before meals, change clothes frequently and take a bath frequently. Take good care of the public health environment, do not spit or litter everywhere, and consciously and actively contribute to the comprehensive management of urban and rural environment.

No matter how much wealth a person has, he must have noble character and civilized behavior, so that others will respect you. In our minds, morality is a huge wealth, something that no amount of money can buy. From now on, we should be good children who talk about civilization.

Civilized etiquette speech 4

Dear students:

Civilized etiquette can be seen everywhere, and it often happens in small things around us, but it is often ignored by us. Therefore, we should integrate civilized etiquette into real life. Civilized etiquette should pay attention to peacetime, cultivate from childhood and develop good habits.

First of all, we should honor our parents. Parents have spent countless efforts to nurture our growth, and filial piety is the basic morality of being a man. We should always remember the kindness of our parents and be polite to them.

Secondly, we should be friendly and help others. People should get along well with each other and lend a helping hand when others are in trouble. Everyone needs love and help.

Third, be modest and polite. Politeness means to have a modest attitude, respect others, respect others and know how to be polite in interpersonal communication.

Fourth, be honest and trustworthy, and don't cheat people.

Fifth, be strict with yourself and be lenient with others. We are all familiar with "be strict with yourself and be lenient with others." This sentence. "Be strict with yourself" means being strict with yourself and seeing your own shortcomings. "Be lenient with others" means understanding, tolerating and forgiving others' mistakes.

The famous writer Goethe said: "A person's etiquette is a mirror, reflecting his portrait." Indeed, people always judge you by your behavior. Let's all improve our sense of etiquette and pay attention to etiquette. Only in this way can we gradually develop the habit of civilized manners and become a modern civilized person with temperament, grace and education.

Civilized etiquette speech 5

Dear teachers and students:

Hello everyone!

The topic of my speech today is "Civilization and Etiquette-I Walk with You"!

Our great motherland is called "the state of etiquette", and politeness is the traditional virtue of our Chinese nation. So, what is politeness? I think politeness is a smile when we meet on the road; It is a greeting when you meet the teacher; It's an action when putting garbage into the dustbin; The steps are light when crossing the corridor. Politeness is the language and behavior of all civilizations. It is not only a quality, a cultivation, but also a silent education for people around you.

In our village, there is an old man, Grandma Wang. Her son died, and only she and her daughter-in-law lived alone. Daughter-in-law treats her badly. Instead of taking care of her, she often quarrels with her. Grandma Wang often carries water, washes clothes, cooks and sometimes even carries firewood on the hillside behind her house. Since I was sensible, I often went with my mother to help her with housework. After school, I go to grandma Wang's house every day after school. Sometimes I help her sweep the floor, sometimes I chat with her, and sometimes I bring her a fruit or two. Every time I sing to her, her wrinkled face turns into a flower. Every time I go to Grandma Wang's house, I always call her "Hello Aunt" sweetly, regardless of whether her daughter-in-law talks to me or not. Grandma Wang always praises me as a kind and polite child. I don't know when it started, but there are more and more people helping Grandma Wang in the village. Someone gave her water, someone sent her vegetables and someone washed her clothes. I don't know when I started, and I never heard Grandma Wang quarrel again. Now she and her daughter-in-law often sit together for dinner.

I know that being a polite child is far more than that. At school, I will say "goodbye" to my mother; When you enter the school, you will greet your teachers and classmates warmly. In class, I speak actively, but I never interrupt. "Civilization" is like air, always by my side. My good habits won the appreciation of my elders and the trust of my classmates, which also made me more self-respecting and confident!

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, education is the foundation, and cultivation is the first. Students, learn from me! Let's keep these polite words "please, hello, thank you, I'm sorry, it doesn't matter" in mind, put them into action, start from me, start from now on, be the master of civilization, let the flowers of civilization and etiquette bloom in our young hearts, and let "civilization and etiquette" walk with us! My speech is over, thank you!

Civilized etiquette speech 6

Teachers and students:

Good morning! The topic of my speech today is "Be a civilized student and create a civilized campus". If you lose today, you are not a loser, because you will come back tomorrow. If you lose money, you are not a loser, because the value of life is not in the purse. If you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a man. Someone once said, "It's easier to write than to do. We must constantly think about what I am doing, how I am doing, and what kind of person I want to be. " What kind of person to be, 100 people will have 100 answers, but there is a basic point behind each answer, that is to be a civilized person first.

What is civilization? Civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help of classmates when they are in trouble, the intimacy when they get along with others at ordinary times, the morning greeting when they meet the teacher, the "sorry" when they accidentally bump into each other, the conscious action of putting garbage into the dustbin, and the active stop when they see someone spitting ... Civilization is a quality, a cultivation and a noble character that is respected and widely respected by all!

Speaking of politeness, I think of a story. On one occasion, Comrade Lenin went downstairs, and in the narrow corridor of the stairs, he met a female worker carrying a basin of water upstairs. As soon as the women workers see Lenin, they will step back and make way. Lenin stopped her and said, "Don't do this. You're halfway through with your stuff, and I'm empty-handed. Please go first! " He said the word "please" loudly and kindly. Then he leaned against the wall and told the women to go upstairs, and then he went downstairs. Isn't this also a sign of politeness?

Even so, great men should strive to be civilized students. So what is a civilized student?

Civilized students must be people who love learning. He is always eager for knowledge. He is an active learner in and out of class. He loves to ask questions and is not afraid of difficulties.

Civilized students must be polite people. Polite language is on your lips, stay away from foul language. He knows that if others want to respect him, he must respect others first, because respecting others is as important as respecting himself.

Civilized students must be people with good hygiene habits. He will consciously maintain the campus environment and will not buy snacks casually, because he knows that it is wasteful and unhealthy to buy snacks casually. He will not throw away drink cups, facial tissues, plastic bags and confetti, but will pick up confetti because he knows that the environment is everyone's environment and leave the beauty to others and himself.

Civilized students must be people who care for public and private property. He loves every grass and tree in the school, will not trample on the lawn, will not scribble, will not kick the door, waste water and electricity, will discourage and stop sabotage and report it in time.

A civilized student must be a disciplined person. He will put his things in order, will consciously queue up for dinner, will not make too much noise to affect others' study, and will abide by the school rules and regulations.

A civilized student must be a caring and responsible person. He will respect his teachers and love his classmates, care about people and things around him, and will not quarrel with his classmates or engage in disunity. He will know how to be grateful, grateful for the upbringing of his parents and elders, and grateful for the teaching of his teachers.

Civilization is like a gust of wind, gently blowing away those bad behavior habits; Civilization is more like a wall, blocking the mouth of swearing and fighting; Civilization is still a trash can, and all bad habits that endanger health and pollute the environment are swept away. Yes, civilization is an angel. Wherever she flies, she spreads happiness, happiness and peace. Students, let's get close to civilization, show civilization, practice civilization, be civilized people, and always call! Lifelong pursuit!

Thank you!