Civilized virtues grow with me

As a middle school student, we also want to talk about civilization.

Civilization can reflect the level of national culture, so we must talk about civilization. But we can't regard civilization as "paper talk", we must integrate civilization into real life.

Once, there were many guests in our family, but I did not say hello to the uncles and aunts. When my mother saw me like this, she quickly said to me: "Call to my aunt and uncle!" I screamed vaguely. The voice "Uncle and aunt good" returned to the balcony and continued to do my own thing. When my mother saw that I was unwilling, I came over and counted me. I was small at the time and felt that I was not wrong, so I still had a few mouths with my mother, but it didn't take a while to fall. From this incident, I understand: to be civilized, to be polite, to see the guests to say hello. At the same time, I also know that civilization is around us, starting from me and starting from small things!

I believe that humility is the greatest virtue. Many years ago, our teachers taught us to learn to be humbly. As time passed, the word humbly in our memory has gradually faded away. We don’t necessarily do big things, we can do small things, the point in life. Everything we can do.

The road ahead has been paved for us. The next step is to let us go on stubbornly. Let our campus bloom beautifully, let our society spark the spark of civilization, let us let the civilization and virtues hand in hand, go with you!

Jining Eighth Middle School: Zhao Xianqing