"Caigen Tan" has a saying that it is good to see its benefits, such as melons in the grass, which should be long and dark; If you can't see the harm of evil, as Chun Xue did in court, you will disappear.

Although doing good may not get any immediate benefits, the benefits of doing good are like wax gourd covered with grass, which will grow up unconsciously; You may not see any harm to yourself immediately when you do something bad, but this kind of harm, like the snow melting quietly in the courtyard in spring, will be noticed sooner or later.

In the Tang Dynasty, Feng Dao once wrote a poem called "Destiny", saying, "Poor man, life is at stake, why not sigh?". Do what you have to do, and come if you can. De-icing is necessary in winter, and grass grows by itself in spring. Please look at this, heaven is very clear. " There is also a saying in Zeng Xian Wen, "But doing good deeds will lead to the future of Mo Wen. Stupid birds fly first, big birds are late. A year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in yin. The plan of a family lies in harmony, and the plan of a lifetime lies in diligence. " The gathering of celebrities is also included. "But doing good deeds will lead to the future of Mo Wen. Convenient for others and convenient for yourself. "

Degang Guo wrote in his letter to his son, "Every so-called poor man's life depends on his life. Don't you know that the reward of creation depends on himself? All living beings are rich and poor, and not everyone can look down on Gan Kun. Among them, there is life and luck. Be sure to know the cause and effect and understand good and evil. My son will remember it, but doing good deeds will lead to the future of Mo Wen. "

In this ruthless world, I believe that all people want to be treated well and do good deeds with respect. However, for most of us, doing good and avoiding evil is easier said than done, and it is even harder not to lose heart!

Where is the difficulty? I think it's probably because I can't open my eyes and can't put down the word "gain and loss". Who doesn't want to be rewarded for doing good and unknown for doing bad things? As everyone knows, every pain you have is a rout in your growth and a surrender in your life.

In today's utilitarian world, we are all too eager for success, and we should care about what we can get and what we will lose.

A scholar who studies five minutes more than others every day will expect to be better than others in the exam; A writer who writes more words than others every day will think about when to become famous and how to achieve it; A calligraphy practitioner who writes more words than others every day will be complacent about being a famous artist; A long-distance traveler, who goes to several more scenic spots than others every time, will also tell him to be complacent; A laborer, every time he does one more thing than others, will also expect the leader to praise his colleagues for affirmation; A yogi often has more homework than others, thinks he is lofty and unfathomable, and so on.

On the contrary, if you don't do it every day, you will probably comfort yourself, but today you don't do it.

In fact, the so-called "doing good" is not just a narrow thing to help others, but should include everything that you really love, are determined to persist and pursue wholeheartedly. Since you pursue it, don't forget your active attitude, and don't take it as a disguise to please others.

The Future of Mo Wen is not a reckless brute force, but a process of making people enjoy this love, persistence and pursuit, no matter whether they are happy or not, no matter how praised by others.

Just like that famous prophecy. A good-hearted man rescued a scorpion from the water and was stung by a stinger. Some people think that his so-called good deeds are stupid, but he said, "It is the nature of scorpions to sting people, and so is my kindness."

So, for your love, work hard!

Hard work is the least worth showing off, it is an ordinary and natural thing.

The best effort is nothing more than: But doing good will lead to the future of Mo Wen.

Willing to work hard to achieve a better you.