Middle School Student Daily Behavior Code Poster

Author: Zhang Jiling Li Tong Gao Lianhua
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
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1. Self-respect and self-love, paying attention to appearance
1. Uphold national honor, respect the national flag and emblem, know the national anthem, stand at attention, remove hats, and salute when raising the flag or singing the anthem. League members perform the team salute.
2. Dress neatly and modestly, without perming hair, dyeing hair, makeup, or wearing jewelry. Boys should not have long hair, and girls should not wear high heels.
3. Pay attention to hygiene and develop good habits. Do not spit on the ground or litter.
4. Behave politely, do not use vulgar language, curse, fight, or gamble. Do not participate in activities or enter places unsuitable for minors.
5. Maintain healthy interests. Do not read or listen to pornographic, violent, feudal, or harmful books, magazines, audio-visual materials. Do not listen to or sing unhealthy songs or participate in feudal activities.
6. Cherish one's reputation, return lost items, resist bad temptations, and avoid actions that damage one's character.
7. Pay attention to safety, prevent fires, drowning, electric shocks, theft, and poisoning.
2. Honesty and politeness in dealing with others
8. Treat others equally and kindly. Respect others' personalities, religious beliefs, and ethnic customs. Be humble, polite, and respectful to the elderly and children. Help people with disabilities.
9. Respect teachers. Salute or greet them when meeting. Stand up when answering teachers' questions and offer suggestions sincerely.
10. Respect classmates, help each other, understand and tolerate, be sincere, and maintain normal communication. Do not bully the weak, bully classmates, or tease others. Apologize when conflicts arise and reflect more on oneself.
11. Use polite language, speak appropriately, be friendly, and speak Putonghua. Stand up and use both hands when receiving or handing over items.
12. Do not enter others' rooms without permission, move others' belongings, or read others' letters or diaries.
13. Do not interrupt others' conversations, disturb others' study or rest, and apologize if you hinder others.
14. Be honest and consistent in words and actions. Keep promises, apologize if you cannot, and return borrowed money or items promptly. Do not lie, cheat, or fabricate. Correct mistakes.
15. Stand up to greet teachers at the beginning and end of class. Allow teachers to leave first at the end of class.
3. Abide by rules and study diligently
16. Arrive at school on time, without being late, leaving early, or skipping classes.
17. Listen attentively in class, think actively, participate in discussions, and bravely express opinions.
18. Review lessons seriously, study proactively, complete homework on time, and do not cheat on exams.
19. Actively participate in labor and social practice, and other activities organized by the school, and follow the rules.
20. Clean the classroom and campus regularly. Do not run, shout, or make noise in the classroom or on campus. Maintain good order.
21. Take good care of school buildings and public property. Do not scribble or carve on blackboards, walls, desks, or bulletin boards. Return borrowed items on time and compensate for damages.
22. Follow dormitory and canteen rules, cherish food, save water and electricity, and obey management.
23. Face difficulties and setbacks correctly. Do not be self-abased, jealous, or extreme. Maintain mental health.
4. Diligence, frugality, and respecting parents
24. Live frugally and do not compare with others or spend money recklessly.
25. Learn to manage personal life, keep clothes and belongings tidy.
26. Maintain a regular schedule, cherish time, arrange spare time reasonably, and exercise regularly.
27. Often communicate with parents about life, study, and thoughts. Respect their opinions and guidance.
28. Greet parents when leaving or returning home. Do not stay out or host others without parental permission.
29. Be considerate and helpful to parents and elders. Take on household chores and care for siblings.
30. Express opinions politely to parents, reason with them, and do not be willful, irritable, or defiant.
31. Be warm to guests and stand up to welcome and see them off. Do not disturb neighbors' normal lives and help them if they face difficulties.
5. Discipline oneself and abide by public morals
32. Abide by national laws and do not do illegal things.
33. Follow traffic rules, do not run red lights, ride bicycles illegally, cross streets at zebra crossings, or jump over barriers.
34. Follow public order, buy tickets when using public transportation, give seats to the elderly, children, sick, disabled, pregnant women, and teachers, and do not fight for seats.
35. Cherish public facilities, cultural relics, crops, flowers, trees, beneficial animals, and the ecological environment.
36. Follow online ethics and safety regulations. Do not browse, create, or spread harmful information. Be cautious with online friends and do not enter commercial.
37. Cherish life. Do not smoke, drink, abuse drugs, or refuse drugs. Do not join illegal organizations or activities.
38. Do not make noise in public places. Be solemn when visiting martyrs' memorials or similar places.
39. Do not make a scene during performances or competitions. Be a civilized spectator.
40. Be brave and righteous. Urge against actions that violate public morals and report illegal activities promptly.