Compliance with the law

The theme I want to talk about is "Doing a law-abiding elementary school student." So what is law-abiding? People obey the relevant disciplines in social life, do things according to law, and strictly abide by the laws and regulations.

Some students think that there is no freedom to discipline, and freedom can not be disciplined. This view is wrong. The saying goes: There is no rule, no way. Freedom is relative and conditional. Birds fly in the air, they are free; fish swim in the water, they are free. But if you put the birds in the water and let the fish leave the water, they will not only be free, but will soon die. People walking on the road are free, but if they do not obey the traffic rules, chaos roads and are hit by vehicles, they lose the freedom to walk. Therefore, there is no unfettered freedom in the world. In addition, discipline limits freedom and protects freedom. If you walk into the library, it is quiet inside. For those who read, how precious this piece of silence is! Because everyone obeys the discipline of reading, everyone can enjoy the freedom of this civilized study without interference. If someone is not disciplined and laughs loudly, this civilization will disappear.

There will always be some contradictions and frictions among the students. The students should care and respect each other, be friendly, and work together. If there are contradictions and frictions, be sure to calm down and never export monks, and you must not throw your fists and hurt yourself or others. I advise the students to calm down when they are in trouble, to have a legal concept, and not to do things that harm others.

Classmates, we are shouldering the responsibility of studying hard and building the motherland in the future. The motherland and society require us to know the law, respect the law, and obey the law. A student should live in harmony with his classmates, treat and deal with problems rationally and calmly, and let us strictly demand ourselves to be a law-abiding primary school student!

Fifth grade: Li Xinxin