The roots buried in the ground make the branches produce fruits, but they do not ask for any compensation.

——Tagore's Seal

History believes that those figures who specifically seek the welfare of the public and thus become noble themselves are great. Experience has proven that the person who can make most people happy is also happy himself.

——Marx

Every true sacrifice is also self-preservation, that is, the preservation of the ideal self.

——Bao Ershengde

Human life is limited, but serving the people is unlimited. I want to devote my limited life to unlimited service to the people.

——Lei Fengzhong

When people help me, I will never forget it; when I help others, I won’t forget it.

——Hua Luogeng

If you want to value your own value, you must create value for the world.

——Goethe

I am like a cow, eating grass and squeezing out milk.

——Lu Xun

A good way to seek happiness is not to expect gratitude from others. Giving is a kind of enjoyment of giving.

——Carnegie Beauty

On the road of life, drop your blood drop by drop to feed others. Although I feel gradually getting thinner, I still feel happy.

——Lu Xun

On the road of life, drop your blood drop by drop to feed others. Although I feel gradually getting thinner, I still feel happy.

——Lu Xun

Collecting nectar from flowers is the entertainment of bees; but giving honey to bees is also the happiness of flowers.

——Gibran Li

The flowers bloom quietly at night, but let the day go to receive the words of thanks.

—— Tagore's seal

A person's sacrifice is not to do hard work for others, but for yourself. If you don't feel happy when you're giving yourself away, screw you! You don't deserve to live.

——Romain Rolandfa

Those who help others without expecting anything in return will not feel lost.

When you give your property to others, you only give a little. When you give with your body, that is true giving.

——Gibran Lebanon

Doing more good things without expecting any reward can still make our short life decent and valuable, which in itself can be regarded as a kind of reward. .

——Mark Twain

For some people, the greatest joy and happiness is to dedicate their strength to others.

——Suhomlinsky, former Soviet Union

Dedication is the true meaning of life.

——Ageleo

What is more needed is giving, not receiving; because love is a wanderer, he can make his flowers flourish in the soil beside the road , but it is not easy to let them bloom in the crystal bottle in the reception room.

——Tagore's Seal

I live to make others live a better life.

——Lei Fengzhong

Pursuit and spirit, dedication to love, and never change everything for the people.

——Ye Ying

This is a story that makes people think about it again and again:

Once upon a time, a man lost his way in the desert and was unbearably hungry and thirsty. Near death. But he still dragged his heavy steps forward step by step, and finally found an abandoned hut. This house had been unoccupied for a long time and was in a state of decay due to weather and weather. In front of the house, he found a water suction device, so he pumped the water hard, but there was no water at all. He was extremely angry. Suddenly he found a kettle next to him, with the mouth of the kettle blocked by a cork. There was a note on the kettle, which read: "You must first fill this pot of water into the water absorber, and then you can draw water. However, after you Be sure to fill the kettle before you leave." He carefully opened the kettle, and there was indeed a kettle of water inside.

This person is faced with a difficult decision. Should he pour the pot of water into the water absorber as the note says? If the water absorber does not produce water after pouring it in, wouldn’t this life-saving water be wasted? On the contrary, if you drink this pot of water, you will save your life. A wonderful inspiration gave him strength, and he determined to do what the note said, and sure enough, spring water gushes out of the water absorber. He drank as much as he could! After resting for a while, he filled the kettle with water, plugged the stopper, and added a few words on the note: "Please believe me, the words on the note are true. Only by putting life and death aside can you taste the sweetness." Spring water."

After reading this story, I seem to have become smarter and more open-minded. The philosophy contained in the story can benefit me throughout my life.