How to write a brief introduction to etiquette and juvenile deeds

China is an ancient civilization with a long history. It has always attached importance to civility and politeness, and is known as the' state of etiquette'. The ancients said: if you don't learn manners, you can't stand, if you are rude, you won't be born, if you are rude, you will be uneasy. As the future of our motherland, we should start from ourselves and develop good manners from now on. In my life, I always remind myself to be a polite teenager. Usually, while waiting for my father for half an hour, I sometimes help those students who are just busy or absent to clean the classroom. After all, the classroom belongs to all of us, and I am one of them, so I have the responsibility to "protect" it and give it a clean environment so that everyone can study better. Every time I see a teacher, I usually say "hello, teacher" respectfully. As a teacher's assistant, I will try my best to do everything the teacher tells me and make myself a professional assistant. Every time I meet a classmate at the school gate, I will take the initiative to say hello or smile at each other. In the face of the questions raised by my classmates, I will patiently explain. If I can't solve it by myself, I'll ask the teacher first and then explain it to him word by word. I will never use the phrase "I won't do it either" to deal with him. Of course, I will encounter difficulties. At this time, I will ask questions to my classmates and discuss with them. Finally, I will gratefully say "thank you". At ordinary times, I will also pay great attention to my language civilization, and I will never allow all kinds of foul language to come out of my mouth. At the same time, I will also correct the rude words and swearing words that my classmates said intentionally or unintentionally in the conversation, so that they can use civilized language. You can also add some people who usually help your mother wash clothes and dishes: take care of the elderly and give up your seat on the bus or subway; Help poor students make up lessons; Don't bully orphans, or take care of them, and become good friends with them: dress neatly and appropriately at ordinary times, take a civilized rest during recess activities, and so on.