Last summer vacation, my grandparents and I went to Nanjing for a long time. There are so many interesting places there that our feet are blistered. We are so tired that we can't wait to sit on the floor and have a good rest. By noon, we were tired and hungry. It is said that bus 108 can go to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and there are several restaurants next to it. The snacks are very distinctive and the prices are reasonable. We decided to go there. We came to the bus stop, waited for a long time, and finally arrived at the 108 bus. When the car door opened, everyone lined up in an orderly way and got on the bus one by one. People in Nanjing are really civilized. Adults think I am young and put me in the third place. I got on the bus and successfully found a good seat by the window. The car started, I looked out, ah! How beautiful this street is! I enjoyed the beautiful scenery of the street with great interest: the street was crowded with people, with endless traffic and rows of tall buildings. ...

Unconsciously, at the new station, the car suddenly stopped, the door opened and there were more and more people in the car. Everyone quickly found their seats. Finally, only a slow grandmother came up. She stepped forward and searched carefully with her eyes. There are no seats left. She grabbed the handrail with her hand and tried to stand firm. The old lady's hair is all white and her back is a little hunched. She looks about seventy or eighty years old. I turned my head and looked around, and people were indifferent, and some leaned back in their seats and closed their eyes; Some people are munching on delicious hamburgers; Some listen to MP3 leisurely. It's strange, why don't people give their seats to grandma? I thought again: if you don't give up your seat to grandma, I must be a good boy who gives up my seat to the elderly. It seems that a force suddenly injected into my heart, and then I looked around. People are still sitting unmoved, but there is still a little fear in their hearts. Finally, I stood up and said politely to my grandmother, "Grandma, please sit down." Grandma looked at me with a straight face and looked at the seat next to me, and soon understood what was going on. She grabbed the handrail and moved over. It is getting closer and closer to me, and my heart is full of joy. She must be grateful to me. When she thanked me later, what should I say? Tell her you're welcome I am a young pioneer, and this is what I should do. Yes, that's settled. Close, close, close. My heart was pounding, and grandma moved to my side. With a bang, she sat in my seat without saying a word. I'm a little disappointed that I didn't hear the voice I expected. I just stood there, my feet getting sore, and the car continued to run, but the scenery along the way was not appreciated.

Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum has finally arrived. We got off the bus and found a restaurant to eat. Grandparents ate with relish, but I chewed the same taste of wax. Grandpa seemed to read my mind and came up to me and said, "A Zhe, I just watched your performance. You are such a good boy. Do we do good deeds just to get thanks from others? "

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A female student gave up her seat to a foreigner, but she was said to be "worshipping foreign things and flattering foreigners". I think this is bullshit. Giving her a seat is the embodiment of a person's quality, which is what civilized people should do! To judge whether giving up your seat to foreigners worships foreign things and flatters foreign countries, you should understand the meaning of "worshipping foreign things and flattering foreign countries".

The word "worshiping foreign things and flattering foreign countries" comes from Mao Dun's study of Lu Xun: "At that time, the Qing Dynasty and the ruling Westernization School worshiped foreign things and betrayed national sovereignty." With the "witness" of the creator, anyone with brains will understand that the words of two young people on the bus are ignorant! If some people really want to get to the bottom of it, and think that as long as things related to foreigners are worshipping foreign things, then look at Deng Xiaoping!

President Deng Xiaoping went abroad to study when he was young, and later advocated reform and opening up. If we take the standards of two young people, isn't the chairman a traitor? But looking at the earth-shaking changes in China society in the past 30 years, will anyone think that he worships foreign things and flatters foreign countries? Therefore, the behavior of girls giving up their seats to foreign friends is only a belief in the way of "it's a pleasure to have friends from afar", and it has nothing to do with "worshipping foreign things and flattering foreign countries".

To judge whether giving up your seat to foreigners worships foreign things and flatters foreigners, you should understand the significance of giving up your seat.

Giving up one's seat is the embodiment of quality and the act of comity. The Millennium culture of a big country is not a roar, but an action to explain everything! It is a traditional virtue for female students to give up their seats to their grandmothers, but how many praises do they have in the indifferent reality? Is it too much to give up your seat to foreigners but cause "indignation" and "reprimand"? If nothing else, giving up your seat in front of outsiders is just promoting the traditional virtues of the nation. How can this be said to be "worshipping foreign things and flattering foreign countries"? Not long ago, a foreign man put his bare feet on the seat of a female passenger in the front row of the train. Not only did he not listen to dissuasion, but he also abused female passengers in Chinese. Some passengers and managers "forget it" and "he is a foreign artist", which may be enough to worship foreign things and flatter foreign countries!

Don't let the ignorance of some people blind people's hearts, and don't let this society have more distrust. Giving up your seat is a noble act. We should give up our seats, whether for the elderly or foreigners!

To judge whether giving up one's seat to foreigners worships foreign things and flatters foreigners, it is still necessary to contact the motives of "ignorant people".

Perhaps, the reason why there is a saying that "worships foreign things and flatters foreign countries" is the narrow view of some so-called patriots! But that may be why they have been trapped in the humiliating history of China's invasion! Why don't these people open their eyes and see what China has achieved today? Whether it is the successful docking of Shenzhou-9 and Tiangong-1, or the second largest GDP in the world, many fields have highlighted the rise of China. We have every reason to be full of confidence in the future and accept the world with the mind of "all rivers run into the sea". Therefore, we should not be blinded by narrow eyes, but polish our eyes and realize that the essence of giving up our seats is only to show the elegance of the nation.

In a word, giving up one's seat is the embodiment of one's quality, and it has nothing to do with the original intention of "worshipping foreign things and flattering foreign countries". How can China people give their seats to foreigners? As newcomers of the times, should middle school students carry the banner of inheriting traditional virtues and hold their heads high and continue to give up their seats?