Farewell to bad habits 1000 words essay

Dear teachers and dear classmates:

Good evening!

Accompanied by the melody of life, following the beat of youth, and along the long road of life, we walked lightly into junior high school and entered the most precious and gorgeous period of our lives. However, there are some bad habits that set many obstacles for us. It is a bad habit. Some students may say: I don’t have any bad habits. Yeah? Can you be sure? Please ask yourself: When you get up in the morning, do you not make your bed or take care of your personal hygiene because you have too little time? When walking on campus, do you throw away the garbage in your hands randomly out of convenience? When you had a disagreement with your classmates, did you hit them out of anger? These are all bad habits that can affect your future.

On campus, we always show some of our bad habits inadvertently. For example, that day, two classmates from other classes sat across from me to eat. The table was not cleared after the meal. I reminded: "Classmates, please clean the table!" But they looked at me without any reaction, turned around and walked forward. I sighed, swept together their garbage, and took it away. From this small incident, many facts can be explained. They are freshmen, but they should correct themselves when reminded, but they ignore them. This is undoubtedly a reflection of bad habits. I have also made mistakes, but if you correct them, they will be good. No one will always care about your past mistakes. If you don't repent, those mistakes, bad habits, and uncivilized behaviors will follow us throughout our lives.

Some countries in Europe and the United States speak English, but there are warning signs in Chinese everywhere, large or small, all of which read "Please do not litter". This is obviously aimed at us Chinese. Everyone may be aggrieved: Why should we target the Chinese? Please calm down. This cannot be said to be contempt for us. China has long since become a big and powerful country. What this case tells us is the mindset that other countries have formed towards us: Chinese people do not care for the environment and are uncivilized. If we want to change their view of us, we must start from ourselves, bit by bit, and drive away all kinds of bad and bad habits bit by bit. Only then can we truly change the way we see ourselves in the eyes of others and establish a good reputation. image.

Most of these bad behavioral habits are formed due to laziness, convenience, and temporary impulse. In fact, they are not necessary. You only need to walk a few more steps to throw the garbage where it belongs; you only need to wait a little longer to avoid violating traffic rules and avoid unnecessary accidents; you only need to be calmer to get along with your classmates and reduce Superfluous quarrels. In fact, there is only a thin line between "rude" and "civilized". Be careful everywhere, think more and think twice before you act. If you do this for a long time, those bad habits will definitely stay away from you.

We are an ancient cultural country with a history of five thousand years, and a famous country of etiquette. But now, the things of our ancestors have been forgotten in some corner. We need to develop good habits, not just for ourselves, but for the collective. Now, maintaining good habits can highlight the style of Jinhai; in the future, it will also represent the style of the motherland!

So, I hope that the students here can pay attention to the details of life, listen to other people's opinions, change some of them, and encourage them if they don't. Together with other students, we can make progress together, abandon bad habits, and welcome the new challenges. Good habits, make our campus more beautiful, wash yourself with civilization, and strive to be a civilized and healthy sunshine boy! Thanks!

Farewell to bad habits (2)

Dear teachers and dear students:

Hello everyone!

The title of my speech today is "Farewell to bad habits and move toward civilization."

Our country is a country of etiquette and has always paid attention to civilization. Confucius said: "If quality is superior to literature, then history will be wild; if literature is superior to quality, history will be the result. If literature is gentle, then a gentleman will be a gentleman." This means: if you have a simple character and do not pay attention to etiquette and appearance, you will appear rude. If you only pay attention to etiquette and appearance, you will appear rude. If you only pay attention to etiquette and appearance, you will lack a simple character. , it seems vain. Only when etiquette and appearance are combined with simple character can one be regarded as a truly educated person.

Speaking of etiquette, I remembered this incident: a company in Beijing recruited a high-paying company, which attracted a large number of high-quality talents to compete. After a series of selections, five people were left to receive the final interview. These people have already passed five levels and won six generals, thinking that the final interview is just a formality and not important.

So they all walked into the manager's office with confidence. At this time, the manager said, I'm sorry, young man, I have something to do and I have to be out for twenty minutes. Can you wait for me? The five people said in unison, of course. The manager went out, and they who were waiting boredly in the office saw a lot of documents on the desk, so they all went over and looked through the piles, enjoying themselves. Twenty minutes later, the manager came back on time and said that the interview was over. Several young people were confused and couldn't help asking, "We are still waiting for you, why is it over?" The manager said, the twenty minutes I leave will be your interview time. Our company does not need people who look through other people's things without permission. Although you are all excellent, you don't even understand the most basic etiquette, so we won't want. This shows how important civilized etiquette is to us!

Civilization is the basic quality that each of us should possess. Throughout the ages, it is civilization that has promoted the continuous progress of society. The level of civilized society can reflect the level of civilization of a society or even a country. If a person does not abide by social civilization, it will affect his or her own image in a small way, and it will affect the reputation of the country in a big way.

In the Qing Dynasty, Minister Li Hongzhang was on a mission to Russia. In a public place, his bad habit broke out and he spat everywhere. He was exaggerated and ridiculed by foreign reporters, which embarrassed the Chinese people. This is a historical lesson about not abiding by social civilization. However, nowadays, there are indeed people with various uncivilized behaviors in our group, right? Look around us! A Japanese teacher took his students to visit the West Lake in Hangzhou. A primary school student saw a Chinese tourist in a suit and leather shoes and threw the can in his hand into the calm lake. The primary school student asked the teacher in surprise: "Teacher, are you not following us?" Are you saying that China is a country of etiquette? How can you litter?” The teacher said meaningfully: “The Chinese are lagging behind!” What do every Chinese with strong national self-esteem think when they hear this?

Faced with the provocation of bad habits, let us ask ourselves and reflect deeply. Did you clean up the peel and confetti in time? Do you cherish and take care of public facilities? In the face of school rules and regulations, do you practice it and strive to be a role model? As the saying goes: "No one is a sage, and no one can make mistakes. If he can correct his mistakes, there is no greater good." In this picturesque Tsinghua campus, the school has created a beautiful and comfortable living environment for us and provided us with a broad space to show ourselves. stage. Everyone should be deeply grateful to it from the heart. Loving the school like home is the return of our love. Love is bending down to pick up the waste paper around you, love is picking up a rag to wipe away the marks on the desks and chairs, love is cherishing every plant and tree on campus, love is embracing civilization and saying goodbye to bad habits! Say goodbye to bad habits and start from now on; embrace civilization and seize the day!

What is civilization? Civilization means caring for your classmates, standing up and giving up your seat to the old, weak, sick and disabled on the bus, and saying to the oncoming teacher: "Hello, teacher, thank you for your hard work!" As a student in the new era, We are the inheritors of economic culture and the disseminators of human civilization. Every student must say goodbye to bad habits in an attitude of being responsible for himself, others, and society, starting from small things, shaking hands with civilization, starting with me.

Bad habits are poison, dyeing your bright red heart black; civilization is the fairy grass, making you see the light again; bad habits are the sharp sword, piercing your fragile heart; civilization is the strong glue, breaking your heart. Mind bonding. Bad habits can dim a gorgeous appearance, and civilization can make an ordinary life great! The great educator Confucius once said: "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand up." Classmates, let us join hands to win the soul with the soul, shape the personality with the personality, transform the action with the action, so that we can become the true seed and the messenger of goodness. The embodiment of love, the ultimate beauty. Let us take an oath here: bid farewell to bad habits and embrace civilization!