When making judgments, don't copy customs and practices, because the new situation makes these customs and practices invalid, and copying will make you passive. If you can insist on judging according to principles, you will not be confused or lost under any circumstances. The so-called principle is to correctly implement the principle of being a person based on social morality and ethics.
In today's era of rapid development and everything is changing, it is increasingly difficult to make a correct judgment. Judgments can only be made according to principles or universal values, such as altruism, honesty and trustworthiness, and friendliness to others. These principles are the core of social morality and ethics, the core of socialist core values, and the guidelines that a correct person should always implement. Judging by these principles, we will not be confused or go astray.
Three principles:
Personal etiquette is an important part of social etiquette, including appearance, manners, expressions, costumes and accessories. In personal etiquette, we should follow two principles: the principle of "three responses" and the principle of avoiding people by modification.
The so-called "three-response principle" means responding to things, responding to oneself and responding to the system. What you should do is to consider your own environment and conform to certain etiquette norms; Being responsive to yourself means following personal etiquette according to your own conditions, such as height, weight and skin color. The response is to show appropriate personal etiquette according to the customs and cultural background of the environment.
There are three characters in ancient times, "If you don't teach, your father has passed;" Teaching is lax and teachers are lazy, so many parents always think that strictness is good. However, there are also some parents who indulge and spoil their children in every way, so that their children can eat and wear warm clothes with one mouth within reach. These are not good family education.