Knowledge of civility (i)
Official civility is the basic etiquette to be observed by public servants in their daily work, studies and lives. It is a general expression of manner, manner, token, ritual, etc. Respect for civility in public service is intended to preserve the image of the individual and the image of the state administration. At the same time, it will enable civil servants at the grass-roots level to improve their individual level of office, to better and artisticly manage their day-to-day business, to work more efficiently, to serve the population better and to serve society. Civil service civility is governed by the principles of genuine respect, equality and moderation, self-confidence and self-discipline, and credibility and tolerance。
The manner in which public servants dress must be neat, beautiful and decent, and must be in harmony with their own image and with the places they access。
Public servants must ensure that their hair is so dry and their hair is so simple, that their faces are so clean and properly polished, that they bathe, change their socks, cut their fingernails, wash their mouths, and eat onions, garlic and pickles, etc。
Civil servants must be polite in their language. Language civilization is the use of mandarin, the use of elegant words and the improvement of the tone of speech. Language is polite and respectful of the use of greetings, requests, thanks, apologies and farewells。
The basic principles for public officials to talk with others are honesty, courtesy and respect。
Public servants should demonstrate a basic attitude of good faith, courtesy, humility and initiative in their conversations. Care should be taken during the conversation to listen carefully to each other's statements, not to interrupt the conversation, to greet others before participating in the conversation, to obtain their consent before joining, to give others an opportunity to express their views when speaking, and to express their views in a timely manner and to promote interactive conversations。
