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Politeness is one of the countless traditional virtues of china, an ancient land with a splendid civilization spanning over 5000 years. Notwithstanding our world is becoming crowed and busy, we should not cast away this virtue and always expect others to be polite. Since it plays and will continue to play an important role in both personal sociality and social harmony.

Admittedly, with the population increasing and economic thriving, social competition is increasingly fierce. People have to act, by fair means or foul, to catch up with the fast rhythm of the society. Some people argue, under this circumstance, that people will think more about themselves and abandon the politeness, which requires people take other individuals into consideration prior to actions. However, in on way should we ignore the advance of human civilization happened simultaneously. There is no denying that more people get educated than the past, which lead to a quality promotion. They are more likely to hold a good manner and be polite to people around. So we should expect more politeness from others instead of less.

Besides, politeness will give others an excellent impression when we socialize, no matter with friends or strangers, since everybody expects to be treated politely and considerately. It has nothing about the surroundings but our emotion as human. When we hang around with our friends, we always expect thoughtful words and considerate behaviors, which are the core of politeness. I can hardly imagine being friends with someone abound with offensive questions and inappraprite jokes. When we have small friction with strangers, being polite is an effective way to avoid it. For example, my shirt was spoiled by a man’s coffee in the subway. But I wasn’t angry at all after his sincere apologize. Because of his good manner we both have a decent mood to continue our life. These all accentuate the significance of politeness in our sociality.



Therefore, positive spur in personal sociality and significance in harmony of our society are both compelling justifications for why we should always expect politeness from others.