Civilized etiquette is ubiquitous in our life, which can show a person's moral cultivation and enhance the friendship between people. A simple greeting, a simple gesture, and a thoughtful look, although they all seem so insignificant, are far-reaching. Helping others is a virtue and a civilized behavior. Stories of civility and politeness like this are often encountered around us.

I once saw this scene on the bus. An old woman looks sixty or seventy years old, and there is a little girl of three or four years old beside her. She got on the bus, which was crowded and there was no room, so she had to lead the little girl to stand in the crowd. Suddenly, a silvery voice said, "Grandma, please sit here!" " "I was looking for a voice and saw a little girl about my age standing up. The grandmother nodded gratefully to the little girl and said, "Thank you, little girl! ""Everyone in the car gave the little girl a favorable look. But I feel burning on my face. I have been criticizing myself: Why can't I give my seat to my grandmother? I'm really ashamed of what I just did.

Civilized etiquette, starting from me, starting from everyone, starting from a small thing. Let the flowers of civilization and etiquette bloom in everyone's heart and in every corner of the world.