Benevolence

Determination

a. Benevolence is a kind of social warmth full of human touch

b. Charity is sympathy, concern and giving to others

c. Benevolence is the embodiment of human virtue, conscience and education

d. The reward for loving kindness is receiving the love of others

e. Benevolence is the basis of human nature for social stability

Quotation Tips

a) A benevolent person uses what he loves and what he does not love, and an unkind person uses what he does not love and what he loves. ——Meng Ke

b) A gentleman is never tired of benevolence, aspires well, conducts peacefully, and speaks happily. ——Xun Kuang

c) Compassion is the true mark of noble personality. ——(British) Shakespeare

d) All forms of love often contain the same basic elements: care, responsibility, respect and understanding. ——(Germany) Fromm

e) Only the strongest love for mankind can inspire a power to explore and appreciate the meaning of life. ——(Russia) Gorky

Father's Kindness

He came from the mountains. After more than thirty years of wandering around in that remote mountain village that was not well known by people, he was often very happy that he had taken a small step. He didn't understand the intrigues of those people. He only remembered the admonishment from his father: keep your feet on the ground. In his silly smile showing his teeth that were half blackened by the smoke and dust of time, I harvested his simplicity and his happiness.

It was a summer when the cicadas were screaming non-stop and the scorching sun was shining overhead. We were leaning on the table to study the last lesson of that semester, supported by the reason that we were about to separate. , dousing the restless fire on his body.

He called and said he would come over at noon to move things, but I didn’t know he would come so early. Maybe he was struggling with whether to let me know he was here, or maybe he just wanted to stand quietly in the corner of the corridor swallowed by the sun and wait for me to finish class, but his familiar coughing sound still let me know he was here. . He is a man who would rather arrive early than make others wait for him.

Through the window covered with worn window paper, I clearly saw his silent expression, facing the diamond-blue sky, seeming to be thinking about something intently. Sometimes he would take a few steps, and sometimes he would raise his hands. Leaning crosswise against the wall, he habitually took out the cigarette but put it back again. I don’t know how he has such great patience. I still remember when I was in junior high school, I asked him to accompany me to a lecture. He fell asleep within half an hour of listening. He scratched his head and laughed in embarrassment. He said he was impatient.

The get out of class is finally over.

I saw him exhale, as if a stone hanging in his heart had fallen. He came over with a smile, took my schoolbag, put his hand on my shoulder with the calloused hand of time, and walked with me to the dormitory.

While I was busy sorting things, I accidentally caught a glimpse of my classmates running away. I didn’t pay attention, but then I smelled a smell that was very familiar to me at home. None of us said anything, but he seemed to have noticed something and subconsciously walked to the edge. "The heaviest thing is the bundle of quilts, which were left behind last time. He hurriedly put the quilt on his shoulders, put his feet into his shoes and turned to leave. I suddenly had the urge to catch up, but Still nothing, I shouted: "Dad, drive carefully. "He turned around and gave me a smile full of happiness that was different from usual.

The most common explanation of Confucius' benevolence is to love others, to cultivate oneself, and to develop human nature to the ideal perfection. I don't know In the eyes of others, his honesty and mountain-like silence are not considered benevolent. His stepping on ants, electric fish, and catching loaches are not considered benevolent. He is not as knowledgeable as Confucius, and he is not as gentle as Confucius. He doesn't have as much love as Confucius, but he will always be a benevolent person in my heart.