The noblest virtue is to think of others.

I just saw a news that "the tourists shook violently and the cable bridge broke, causing six people to hang in the air". Fortunately, there were no casualties. I was very angry and helpless when I watched the video, so I wanted to write a topic that was considerate of others.

What can I do to be considerate of others?

Thinking about others means that when we do every action or behavior, we are thinking about others, wondering whether our actions will cause inconvenience or harm to others, and can control and correct our improper practices.

When riding the escalator, don't block the ascending passage or stand in the middle hand in hand. You can consciously stand on the right and give up the left passage as an emergency passage, which provides convenience for people who need to be in a hurry for special reasons and is also considerate of others.

When there is no trash can around for the time being, we don't throw it away at will, which increases the difficulty of cleaning. Instead, put the garbage into the carry-on bag first, and then put it into the trash can, which reduces the unnecessary trouble of sanitation workers and is considerate of others.

In public, instead of conniving at Xiong Haizi's troubles and supporting him, it is better to take care of Xiong Haizi, don't bother or trouble others at will, and think of others.

Used items are not left casually, but cleaned up and put back in their original places, which is for the sake of others.

In the morning and evening rush hour, people who need to take the bus don't block the passage without stopping, delaying the whole bus time, but consciously walk in and think for others.

At 10 o'clock in the evening or when the work and rest are different from ordinary people, try not to be loud or noisy during the break, but think of others.

When driving in rainy and snowy weather, pedestrians in Lu Yu take the initiative to slow down, so as to avoid splashing sewage too fast and soiling pedestrians' clothes, shoes and pants. This is for the sake of others.

When you play in a public amusement park, you should first see whether there are other people present and whether your behavior will bring danger to others. This is for the sake of others.

Thinking of others is a noble personal accomplishment! Even when staying in the hotel, Kenyama Masasaburo, the author of Sweeping the Road, put up a sign on the bed "No need to change sheets during the stay". Mr. Kenyama said that he always brought his toiletries, bathrobes and towels when he went out, so he would put the disposable toiletries, bathrobes and towels provided by the hotel in one place at the first time after staying in the hotel, and then put them back in their original places and put them neatly when he left. He said that if he spent money,

May we all have others in our hearts in our daily lives, not selfish or ugly, respected and enjoying ourselves.