The protagonist is a man looking for tears of sympathy, and the original text has no name. It's about: a man, looking for his own things, met a happy person on the way. The happy man asked what the man was looking for. The man said I was looking for tears. The happy man said, "You can find it at the train station, in the cradle or on the stage." The man said, "I want tears of sympathy." Happy people say, "There are no such tears in the world. I advise you to give up. " The man said, "No, I'll keep looking." In the city, on the road, in the big factory, in the street, he couldn't find any signs of sympathy for tears. Finally, the man found this tear in an ordinary village. The tears of the scarecrow tell us that everyone has feelings, and the purest feelings are from the heart. Many people will ignore the feelings of others, and only a few people will be sympathetic. What society lacks is this kind of tear.