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Today is the day before National Day. The teacher gave us a thin little book called "Little Hands Reach Big Hands". The teacher asked us to study the contents of the book during the National Day and let us be civilized pupils in Zhengzhou.
During the holiday, I read this booklet carefully with curiosity. After reading it, I found that it was divided into fifteen paragraphs, saying that in some public places, don't make noise, don't spit everywhere, and get off before getting on the bus. If there are old people, children, pregnant women and disabled people, they should be given this job.
Look left and right when crossing the road, be sure to take the crosswalk, walk on the right when walking, and don't fight or stay on the road. Eating at home is also very particular. Don't cross your legs when eating, don't eat in advance, don't use disposable chopsticks, let the elders eat first, and be sure to wash your hands before eating.
When traveling, don't scribble on walls, cultural relics and historical sites, don't write "so-and-so is here" on public facilities, and don't call names.
Protecting the environment is also very important. We should try to travel by bus instead of driving, because cars will emit exhaust gas. Don't play among flowers, don't break branches, save water and protect the environment.
Nowadays, both men, women and children have mobile phones. We should not be immersed in them, but be realistic. Don't make casual online dating, read vulgar information, chat with people you don't know, and send your personal information to strangers.
When talking to others, look at them. When talking to others, don't read the newspaper. Put your hands on your chest. It would be impolite. You should stand as loose as a bell, walk like the wind and lie like a bow. By studying pamphlets, I learned too much common sense of civilization and etiquette. Next, I will earnestly practice the contents in the booklet and contribute my own strength to the construction of civilized Zhengzhou.