A famous story about gratitude: 1, the story of the eternally grateful American President Roosevelt. It is said that Roosevelt's home was stolen once and many things were stolen. After hearing the news, a friend wrote to comfort him.
Roosevelt wrote in his reply: "Dear friend, thank you for your letter to comfort me. I'm fine now, thank God: first, the thief stole my things and didn't hurt my life; Second, the thief only stole some of my things, not all of them.
Third, most thankfully, the thief was him, not me. "For anyone, this theft is absolutely unfortunate, but Roosevelt found three reasons to be grateful.
2. Once upon a time, there was a Buddha who crossed the river by boat. He didn't want to make waves, so he overturned the boat. The Buddha floated in the river like a leaf for a long time before he climbed ashore exhausted. The first thing we did when we got to the shore was not to scold the boatman for his incompetence and make him lose everything he carried with him, nor to curse the dangerous waves that almost killed him, but to kneel on the beach and worship Master from a distance: "Thank you, Master!"
Someone asked inexplicably, "Why not thank the Bodhisattva?" Buddha said, "I didn't like swimming. That's what Master taught me every time he forced me into the water. Not the master, I want to rest today! " When you are in trouble, instead of complaining, you are grateful. Life has reached such a transcendental state, and things have suddenly become clear. What else in this world can make you suffer and resent?
One day, Dr. Sun Yat-sen was ill and hospitalized. At that time, Sun Yat-sen was already the president, and he still respected the medical staff and spoke modestly. Usually, whether in the morning or in the evening, whenever he takes medicine from the nurse, he always smiles and says, "Thank you." Sincerity is beyond words.
1925, Sun Yat-sen was dying of liver cancer. When a nurse moved the kang table for him, he looked at her calmly and said kindly, "Thank you, your work is too hard. You should have a good rest after that. You have worked too hard these days. " Hearing this, all the people present were in tears.
The famous saying about gratitude is 1. Do your best until you die.
2, the crow has the meaning of feeding back, and the sheep knows the grace of breastfeeding.
3, the grace of dripping water, when the spring comes.
4, but the inch of long grass is a little sentimental, and it is reported to be three spring rays.
5. Give it a peach and a plum.