Accompanied by civilized manners, help me revise my speech.

Civilization goes hand in hand with virtue.

Dear teachers and students:

Hello everyone, I'm xxx. The topic of my speech today is "Civilization and Virtue Accompany".

Civilization, a familiar word, runs through the 5,000-year history of China and spans the vast history of China. Looking back at history, Kong Rong let pears, which is a civilization that respects brothers; It is a civilization that respects teachers and values Taoism, and it is a civilization that cares for the younger generation when Meng Mu moved three times. China has a long history of civilization, which is a treasure in the hearts of China people and worth showing off. Therefore, China has a good reputation as a country of etiquette. But now, the word "civilization" is just a noun. The ancient people's respect for the elderly, love for the young and respect for teachers may have long been forgotten. Has the true meaning of the so-called "civilization" long been forgotten?

Recently, I read a news in the newspaper: a female college student who applied for a job in an enterprise in Harbin has quite good qualities in all aspects. Just because she offered her seat to others many times, she was rejected by the employer on the grounds of "lack of competition awareness". Obviously, people nowadays have been blinded by money, rights and interests and forgotten the meaning of civilization.

Civilized etiquette exists in every time and place of our lives, as small as service etiquette and social etiquette in daily life and interpersonal communication. Civilization can be said to be everywhere, ranging from government etiquette, business etiquette and diplomatic etiquette in the communication between countries.

Our position and role in society are constantly changing. We hate others at one moment and often become the object of disgust at the next. These are nothing more than "informal" behaviors.

When we are salespeople, we will complain about how customers ask so much. When we are customers, we will blame salespeople for being so rude.

When we were tourists, we spit gum everywhere. When we are cleaners, we will be angry because everyone is so unsanitary.

When we become bosses, we will scold our employees for being so inefficient. When we are employees, we will complain that it is easy for the boss to stand and talk, and we don't care about the hard work of the employees.

As teachers, we will teach disobedient and naughty students. When we were students, we would say that our teachers were partial and never cared about our feelings.

We don't have to complain that the degree of social civilization is not high, nor do we have to complain that our own strength is too thin and has little impact on society. Imagine, isn't there very little yeast in bread? However, this yeast alone is not just bread? Each of our classmates should be the yeast of this era, and let their own enzymes play their due role in this society.

The soul of a civilized city, the foundation of moral cultivation, there is a flower on the windowsill, and this house is alive. When a tree blooms, it looks like it. On the way to bloom, this road will be full of poetry. Let's join hands to build our civilized blue sky together!

Thank you, my speech is over!