Essay on Civilized Virtues Accompanying My Growth

Civilized virtues accompany me as I grow up

China is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years. It has a long history and is known as a land of etiquette. To improve personal moral quality by strengthening self-cultivation, we pay attention to serving morality, serving the public, fairness and justice. If you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a human being. Civilization covers the relationship between people, people and society, and people and nature. Its main functions are, firstly, to pursue personal moral perfection, and secondly, to safeguard public interests and public order.

Civilized etiquette is your own cultivation. It is like a small tree. As long as you pay attention to it and express it from bit by bit, it will take root in your heart and grow. But public civilization is a concentrated expression of social consciousness. Public civilization is based on the moral cultivation of each of us. Therefore, personal civilization is fundamental. Lu Xun once said: "If China wants to compete in the world, its first priority is to establish people, and people will be promoted after they are established." Therefore, we must first improve personal cultivation. People's civilized cultivation is not innate, but depends on the day after tomorrow. Perfect.

A small gesture in daily life reflects your civilized virtues. From picking up a piece of trash on the side of the road to helping an old man cross the street, every move you make demonstrates your civilized virtues. You don't have to use earth-shattering achievements to prove how great you are. Maybe your every move reflects the etiquette of a Chinese child.

I remember one time, I was standing on the No. 50 bus. There were many people and all the seats were full. When we arrived at the Luo Xiu Lu Tian Deng Road stop, a silver-haired old woman came up with a young grandson. The old woman led her grandson from the door to the back of the car, but the car full of people turned a blind eye. The people sitting there felt at ease and did not even look at them. The driver couldn't stand it anymore and asked people to give up their seats, but no one stood up. Later, the migrant worker who thought he was wearing shabby clothes stood up, but the old lady sat in his seat. Even an illiterate migrant worker has a heart of obedience and virtue, so how can those urban white-collar workers sit there and turn a blind eye?

Civilized virtues cannot be achieved overnight. As a middle school student, we should understand the law, love the motherland, respect teachers and be polite to others. We must not only achieve civilized virtues in one aspect, but also achieve civilized virtues in many aspects. On campus, at home, and in various public places, do not forget the virtues of civilization. Civilized virtues do not rely on one person to abide by them. They rely on all of us, a collective. As long as everyone abides by etiquette and is moral, the world will become more harmonious and beautiful.

I recently saw a piece of news in the newspaper: A company in Harbin openly recruited personnel. A female college student came to apply for the job. Her qualities were quite good in all aspects, because she took the initiative to give up her seat to others many times. , was rejected by the recruiting unit as "lack of competitive awareness". On the contrary, when applying for a job at a large multinational company in the United States, two equally outstanding young people came to the end. However, in the end, the company's president only hired one. The other person was confused and asked why. The president said it was because of the young man's attitude towards giving up his seat. It turned out that on the way to apply for the job, the CEO got on the subway. The young man gave up his seat without hesitation, while the eliminated person turned a blind eye.

Giving up your seat means giving up civilization, and sitting on it is warmth. Small actions improve our civilized virtues. Starting from the small things around us, why not do it?

Life is short, and only virtue can spread it to distant future generations. Generation after generation of Chinese people respect virtue, carry the long-standing culture to further places, and pass on the crystallization of their ancestors forever!

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