1) The document provides instructions for etiquette and manners in Chinese, including how to say please, thank you, and sorry in Mandarin as well as the importance of smiling, being polite to others, and having good manners. 2) It encourages students to shake hands, go forward together, and bow to each other and says that being a little cranky is okay as long as you apologize. 3) The overall message is that the world would benefit from more manners as it would make both life and the world more beautiful.

1. Fort Worth Chinese School – Class One
請 謝謝 對 不 起
qǐng xiè xie duì bù qǐ
xūn yào bāngmáng shuō shēng qǐng
zuǐ shàng yě yào xiàoxīxī
méi lǐ mào méi 人 yào lǐ
大家一 qǐ kāi kāi 心心
qǐng 你 hé 我 wòwo 手 qǐng 你 hé 我 ㄧ qǐ xiàng qián zǒu
Duìbuqǐ Duì buqǐ yǒu shí fā diǎn 小 Píqì
Duìbuqǐ Duì buqǐ ràng 我 xiàng 你 xí ge lǐ
ng
zhè shì jiè 多 一 diǎn lǐ mào
huār yě kāi kāi 心心 xiào
zhè shì 多 一 diǎn lǐmào
jiè
sheng huó jiù huì gēng měimiào
Translate:
Please, thanks, sorry
If you need a help say “please”
Also, you need smile on your face.
If you not be polite anybody wants to help you.
Everybody will happy together.
Please shake hands with me, please go forward with me.
Sorry , sorry, something I can be a little cranky.
Sorry, sorry, let me give you a bow.
Our world needs more manners.
Flowers also have happy smile.
Our world needs more manners.
Our life will be more beautiful.