Giving roses to others has lingering fragrance in their hands, written by Bing Xin. This sentence means that helping others will benefit yourself more. The author of this sentence is Bing Xin, a famous female writer in modern China. Bing Xin, formerly known as Xie Wanying, was born in 1900. She is a writer, essayist, translator and children's writer. Her representative works include "For Young Readers", "Talk about Beauty", "Snowfall·Hong Kong", etc. In 1949, Bing Xin immigrated to the United States and obtained American citizenship in 1955. In 1987, Bing Xin was elected honorary chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. She died in 1999 at the age of 99. "Giving roses to others, the fragrance lingers in the hands." This sentence comes from Bing Xin's article "On Beauty". The original text is: "I have always believed that giving roses to others, the fragrance lingers in the hands. This is a kind of transmission of beauty, a kind of spiritual communication. "Although roses sometimes wither, their fragrance often remains in people's hearts." This sentence expresses a beautiful value in simple and clear language, that is, helping others will make yourself more valuable, and it also expresses a kind of beauty. Beautiful emotions are the transmission of beauty and spiritual communication. This sentence is still widely quoted today and has become a universal motto and slogan that is deeply loved and respected by people. It encourages people to do more good deeds in life, help others more, and use their actions to convey beautiful values ??and emotions, thereby making themselves more valuable and meaningful.