110 Washington Humble Living Principles

Author: Xianzhixing Xian Bianzu
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: At the age of 14, Washington personally copied this small booklet titled "The Rules of Civility and Decent Conduct," which consists of 110 rules covering a wide range of topics. It includes moral and ethical demands such as being honest and acting justly, as well as behavioral refinement rules like wearing modestly and speaking humbly. It does not reflect the of the aristocracy but rather the essence of Western gentlemanly conduct. For over 200 years, it has been revered as a classic work for cultivating personal. The 110 rules of conduct are like 110 pearls, reflecting Washington's unique personal charm and becoming an important part of American spirit. For hundreds of years, this organized book has been widely circulated among Western parents and teachers as a classic for moral education of adolescents. If you are troubled by your child's education, perhaps you can take the advice of a U.S. magazine: "Parents who have just left the hospital with newborns should each have a copy."