For thousands of years, human beings have many beautiful qualities and emotions endowed by God, and a strong sense of responsibility is one of the beautiful lights shining in the loyal hearts. The following is the composition material about responsibility and mission, hoping to help everyone.

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At the age of 21, American President Lincoln worked as an employee in a store. One day, an old woman came to buy textiles. Due to carelessness, he overcharged her by 12 cents. When he found out, he drove six miles that night and returned the overcharged money to her. The book wrote: "There is no small matter in work, and the responsibility is reflected." To be responsible is to start with the details. "So for this responsibility, we must bear hardships, be tired, be down-to-earth, and work hard to do every little thing, embody the responsibility in the details, and embody the responsibility in dedication.

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In the last minute of life, a bus driver had a heart attack while driving, and in the last minute of his life, he did three things: put the car away. Open the door and let the passengers get off safely; Turning off the engine ensures the safety, responsibility and mission of the car, passengers and pedestrians. After doing these three things, he lay peacefully on the steering wheel and stopped breathing. The driver's name is Huang Zhiquan, and all Dalian people remember his name.

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An American Italian immigrant in the early 2th century once wrote a brilliant stroke for the spiritual history of mankind. His name is Frank, and he started a small bank through hard savings. Once a bank was robbed, he went bankrupt and the depositors lost their deposits. When he started from scratch with a wife and four children, he decided to repay the astronomical deposit. Everyone advised him, "Why did you do this? You are not responsible for this matter. " But he replied, "Yes, legally, I may not be responsible, but morally, I am responsible and I should pay back the money." The price of repayment is thirty years of hard life. When sending the last "debt", he sighed lightly: "Now I am finally debt-free." He fulfilled his responsibility with his life's bitterness and sweat, and left a real fortune to the world.

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Lu Xun lived in an era of internal troubles and foreign invasion, and he was determined to save the country. At first, he thought that China's backwardness was due to people's infirmity and Japan's prosperity was due to the development of medicine, so he went to Sendai to study medicine. Once, the school showed a documentary about the China-China War, and there was a scene in the picture: a Japanese who was said to be a Russian detective was about to be beheaded, and a group of Japanese who were physically strong and numb were watching. Lu Xun was deeply shocked. He realized that studying medicine was not an important thing at that time. People who were ignorant and numb, even if they were physically strong, could only be shown to the public or watched. The first point was, "to change their spirit." As a result, Lu Xun abandoned medicine and became a great writer, thinker and revolutionary in modern China, and became a pioneer and standard-bearer of the New Culture Movement.

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President Carter: After the battle plan to rescue the hostages of the US Embassy in Iran failed, then US President Jimmy? Carter solemnly declared on TV: "All the responsibility lies with me." Just because of the above sentence, President Carter's approval rate suddenly rose by more than 1%. Being a subordinate is most worried about doing something wrong, especially spending a lot of energy and making mistakes. At this time, the boss said, "All the responsibility lies with me." What kind of mood will it be for this subordinate? President Carter's example shows that subordinates' evaluation of a leader often depends on whether he has a sense of responsibility. Being brave in taking responsibility not only makes subordinates feel safe, but also makes them reflect. After reflection, they will find their own shortcomings and take the initiative to apologize and take responsibility in front of everyone.