Wang Shengmin Talks About Office Attire

"Every corner of life is a classroom, every little thing is a case, and civilized etiquette is permeated."

Wang Shengmin, a special teacher of aesthetic education, spent 20 years sorting out 103 standards of civilized etiquette.

Wang Shengmin said that civilized etiquette can make people's contacts not conflict with misunderstanding. Etiquette is a lubricant that allows people to live in harmony. "Loud noises in public places, loud noises at meals, you can think that this is your freedom, but the freedom of modern civilization should be based on respect for others rather than your own freedom."

In this "business card", Wang Shengmin enumerated the civilized behavior that should be done in 14 different scenes, such as station carriages, offices and venues.

For example, at the station, "let go first and back up, and make room for the driver"; in the office, "don't forget to smile when you see your colleagues or visitors"; when you take the escalator, "try to stand on the right side to facilitate the passengers who need it".

It is worth mentioning that Wang Shengmin particularly suggested in the 103 article: "ladies try not to wear makeup in the office, nor should they wear too sexy clothes."

Wang Shengmin finally hoped that these contents would be made into small cards and distributed on different occasions. For example, in restaurants, cards could be sent on how to eat civilized meals, to remind people to pay attention to civility and etiquette when dining, so that people can know how to do civilization.