Good book recommendation - the virtue of civilization grows with me

I really like to read a book called "Civilized Virtue with Me Growing Up." This is a youth reading that allows me to learn to know the book, to be a good person, to be a good person. The book is full of pictures and texts, and the language is vivid. There are both introductory texts and poems that are recited and sneaked into the mouth. There are both small and touching stories, as well as famous sayings full of wisdom and philosophies. There are familiar etiquettes. The routine introduction, there are also fresh examples of the life of young people... In short, the things are real, the words are fair, the reason is not too boring, and it is really thought-provoking. One of the words has benefited me a lot: "If you lose your civilization, you are completely defeated because you have lost the true meaning of being a man." "If you lose civilization, you are thoroughly The failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a man." This sentence is very introductory text, it makes me understand: If one person does not speak civilization, then he has no capital and meaning to be human. It will also let parents understand that it is very important to talk about civilization, and you must not ignore it. In daily life, everyone's every move can reflect the quality of his civilization. Habits like smoking in public places, spitting, loud noises, and non-compliance with traffic laws are uncivilized. As a young pioneer, I have to develop a good habit of speaking civilization from an early age. "Many people are more powerful." Only when more people speak about civilization can they form a social atmosphere of civility and morality.

The third grade of the third center of Jing'an District, Shanghai: Shu Ying