Civilized etiquette can be seen everywhere, and it often happens in small things around us, but it is often ignored by us. Therefore, we should integrate civilized etiquette into real life. Civilized etiquette should pay attention to peacetime, cultivate from childhood and develop good habits.

First of all, pay attention to personal gfd, manners, speech, dress, etc. For gfd, cleanliness is required: face, neck and hands should be cleaned; Hair should be cut on time and washed frequently; Nails are often cut; Pay attention to oral hygiene and don't chew gum in public; Take a bath and change clothes often. In terms of manners, we should be strict with ourselves in standing, sitting, walking, manners and movements. The ancients had an image summary of human posture: "Stand like a pine, walk like the wind, sit like a bell, lie like a bow." Beautiful standing posture gives people a feeling of being tall and straight and spirit; Sitting posture should be correct, generous and decent; Walk chest, shoulders and arms swing naturally, and the pace is moderate; The expression should show respect, understanding and goodwill to people, with a smile; Speak sincerely and kindly, use civilized language, be concise and decent. Dress should be clean, tidy and decent, conform to students' identity, and reflect the energetic and upward style of students in the new century.

Secondly, pay attention to the etiquette in public places. Etiquette in public places includes etiquette in schools, classrooms, dormitories, theaters and other places, as well as walking, asking for directions, taking a bus and shopping. Campus etiquette is very important. In classrooms and dormitories, we should observe public order and not make noise. The flag-raising ceremony is the most solemn. This embodies the national flag of civilization and blood, which is more distinct under the encirclement of etiquette. Classroom etiquette has a great influence on teachers' teaching, which is directly related to the honor and cohesion of a class and reflects the class spirit and appearance of this class.

Third, be modest and polite. Politeness means having a modest attitude in interpersonal communication. Respecting others, respecting others and being polite are the traditional virtues of China people. Politeness and comity can get along well with others and win their respect, friendship and help. Everyone has heard the story of "Kong Rong makes pears". Four-year-old Kong Rong gave the big pear to his younger brother, but he ate the small one himself. This shows that although young, there is no lack of manners.