大学文明礼仪之我见（My view on civilized manners in Universities）.docVIP

大学文明礼仪之我见（My view on civilized manners in Universities） I see the modern etiquette text / Yu Yan published: 2009-11-30 1.0 16:17:12 1141 words to read to share the person is not rude, things are not rude, rude not Ning country. China is a state of ceremonies, pay attention to etiquette is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. What is etiquette? Etiquette is a general designation of courtesy, the ritual. It refers to the complete behavior in interpersonal relationships, from first to last with a certain, common procedures and methods to the performance of self-discipline and respect. Politeness is the basic etiquette, etiquette is the basic part of etiquette, etiquette is actually made up of a series of concrete the polite manners, formed. Since the proposed ceremony , Confucius from ancient times to the present, have passed more than 2500 years, China and thus become a nation of etiquette. The history of the development of human society has proved that courtesy can not be ignored. Knowing the principles and rules of etiquette can improve interpersonal relationships, promote communication, understand each other, trust each other, eliminate barriers, and create a good atmosphere. The so-called Li Xing and people can coexist in harmony with each other. Do you want to be a person who is polite and well groomed? How to become a popular person on any occasion? With this in mind, I take the modern etiquette course and hope that I can be polite and polite in public. As everyone knows, the state laws and family rules, while the smaller range relative to us girls, also has a bound by the ancient and now the etiquette, the three obediences and the four virtues maybe it should be not to rule without Cheng Fangyuan. Is love casually, as long as you feel comfortable, no constraint will be good, perhaps these manners have kept, will become a worthy of the name Lady in the world, and I do not know whether there is such a person, of course, we must learn some etiquette, beca