I contribute to the city?

The year before, my grandmother came to the city from the country, and our family was very happy. But she brought the unhealthy bad habits to the city. On Sunday, I went shopping with my grandmother. In the store, my grandmother smokes while shopping. I said to my grandmother, "Grandma, you can't smoke in public places." You also read the slogan "No smoking"! Grandma listened and frowned, said: "This child is really rude, and learned that Grandma is coming." After that, he threw the cigarette butt on the floor and spit it out.

I quickly squatted, picked up the cigarette butt, took a piece of paper out of my pocket, carefully wiped the cockroach and threw it into the trash. Grandma looked at me and said inexplicably: "Hey, swear, rub it with your feet, why bother with your hands." I heard my grandmother's words: "Grandma, you don't know, we are going to the national level." The health city is moving forward. You see, everyone here must abide by the "seven non-behavioral rules". There are requirements for not spitting and not littering." Grandma heard, angry, grandmother is old, do not understand. No way, in order not to let her old man get angry, I can only say: good grandmother, you are suffocating, I will not say. ”

We came to the Jade Emperor Pavilion. Grandma was fascinated by the beautiful Jade Emperor Pavilion. When she looked at it, she said, "It’s beautiful. The ground is like a mirror. It looks comfortable.” I listened to my grandmother’s words and counted my heart. I smiled and said to my grandmother: "Grandma, this ground is very clean, and the Jade Emperor Pavilion is really beautiful. If it is full of cigarette butts, do you feel comfortable?" Grandma listened and said, "You are saying this. It makes sense." I hurriedly said: "In recent years, the economy of Shizuishan is taking off, and a tall building has risen. The quality of our Shizuishan citizens has to keep up."

After that, my grandmother’s bad habits were changed. Once, I also saw that my grandmother was persuading the neighbor's aunt to throw litter!

Sixth grade: Dolls