China has a long history and splendid culture of 5,000 years. "You can't be an adult without knowing honor and disgrace" is a famous saying that has been circulated for thousands of years. However, with the continuous progress of today's era, a series of honor and disgrace boundaries, such as patriotism and endangering the motherland, advocating science and ignorance, solidarity and mutual assistance and harming others, honesty and trustworthiness and forgetting righteousness, hard struggle and extravagance and waste, have been quietly blurred in many people's minds. It is in this context that the healthy atmosphere represented by eight honors and eight disgraces has quickly attracted great attention from the society and entered the campus. We are proud of unity and mutual assistance, and ashamed of harming others and benefiting ourselves. The school is a pure land full of rich cultural atmosphere, where we should not only learn scientific and cultural knowledge, but also learn how to get along with our classmates and how to carry forward the spirit of unity and mutual assistance. Cohesion produces strength, and unity breeds hope! A towering tree was also cultivated by you, me and him. In learning, you help me, I help him, unite and help each other, and rely on everyone. In the competition, you work hard, I cheer and help each other. In life, it is a shame not to spit or litter. Be proud of obeying the law and discipline, and be ashamed of breaking the law and discipline. In society, we should act according to the law, and on campus, we should act according to the rules and regulations. Behave in a civilized manner and abide by public morality. There is such a nursery rhyme: "Rizhao incense burner gives birth to purple smoke, and Li Bai walks into the roast duck restaurant, drooling down three thousands of feet, feeling his pocket and having no money." It's hard to imagine that this is from students, and many parents and teachers can only shake their heads with a wry smile. The ancients said, if you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand. If you don't learn the etiquette system well in school, how can you gain a foothold in society? Proud of hard work, ashamed of extravagance and debauchery. Students should carry forward the spirit of hard struggle, learn to struggle and forge ahead, have the courage to discuss in their studies, advance despite difficulties and never give up. What we should learn is to explode in destruction, not to perish in silence. To get up in failure instead of giving up, all this requires a strong and unyielding spirit of struggle. The great China, with thousands of years of culture, has nurtured1300 million Chinese sons and daughters. Right and wrong, honor and disgrace are clear. Looking back on the past, how many students left the campus and went to society depends on how many young people are growing up today. Let's play the strongest voice of the times, oppose the eight disgraces, remember the eight honors, and strive to be civilized and polite middle school students.