Carefully receive the leaflets sent by the bill issuing personnel on the road. If you can't accept it for special reasons, smile and thank you.
Say thank you to the waiter when serving or to the cashier when paying.
In and out of the door of apartments and public places, help others hold the door to facilitate their access, especially those with children and passers-by with things in their hands.
When pushing the door and pressing the elevator door, let others out first.
When hanging up, wait for the other party to hang up first.
Cross the road and wait for the traffic lights carefully; Give way to the sidewalk if the car is blocked; Eat without talking, turning dishes or leaving rice grains.
Be polite to the concierge and welcome guests. At least nod and smile. They are often the most easily ignored.
When walking the dog, clean the pet's excrement.
Don't swear.
In public places such as dormitories, pay attention to whether your voice or actions affect others.
Don't inquire into the private affairs of colleagues.
Control your emotions. If something happens, don't throw cruel words right away and calm down. He is low-key and calm.
Even hot soup doesn't make a sound.
Drive slowly on rainy days, or slow down because there are old people, children and pets in front of the car.
Close the door quietly and give up your seat.
Gently put the chair back when you leave the library.
When handing scissors, knives and other items, face the sharp side towards yourself.
Girls sit in public with their legs together or tilt to one side.
Take the road or something, go outside and let others walk in. Especially boys, when crossing the road, protect the girl on the inside.
Don't talk to others when wearing headphones. Remove headphones when talking.
Light steps up and down stairs; Knock on the door 2-3 times at a time, stop for ten seconds and knock again.
When delivering bottled water or drinks to girls, loosen the bottle cap.
Leave a passage for cars and people when parking.
When walking a dog, never say "my dog doesn't bite, so I don't need a dog rope".
Speak and look into others' eyes; Smile when looking at each other.
When going to the supermarket to push the shopping cart, be careful not to hit, rub or press others' feet; Reach out to protect the children when passing by.
Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing.
Don't comment on others casually, respect the differences of others, and even make you feel difficult to understand.
When there are many people on the bus and subway, take off your backpack.
When taking the escalator, keep to the right unless you are in a hurry.
Restrain your sense of superiority, even if you have capital.
Don't touch other people's things and respect their privacy; Just kidding.
Don't ask others about their salary in public. What details do you think can reflect upbringing?