Help others to be happy. Only by giving more greetings, walking more comity, smiling more when we meet, can we enjoy the warmth of life. Even if it is a small act of love, as long as we start from ourselves, help others and spill love to the people around us, we can leave happiness to ourselves. There is such a thing, deeply imprinted in my mind. I remember that in a mid-term exam in the fifth grade, my grades were not ideal. When I got home, I threw my schoolbag away and sat in a chair quietly thinking. My sister saw that I was different from usual and seemed to understand something. Later, she made two cups of tea made from the same leaves, one with warm water and the other with boiling water. I saw the tea soaked in warm water, floating quietly in the water, while the tea soaked in boiling water, sinking and floating, gave off a few faint scents. Just when I was puzzled, my father spoke, and he said earnestly, "That cup of warm tea, the tea leaves are quietly suspended, just like those who have not experienced wind and rain, and they can't diffuse the wisdom and fragrance of their lives, while the tea brewed with boiling water is just like those who have experienced vicissitudes of life." Ah! My sister's words made my eyes open, and my frustration was like a cold 1/3 storm. After that, colorful rainbows would appear on the horizon. It was in the final exam of this school that I got the ideal result. As soon as I got home, I showed off my "great achievements" and looked at my brother and sister's expressions. Sister just smiled and went to do her own thing. This move by my sister puzzled me and thought, "What's the matter? How to also have to praise praise! Hum! What's the big deal? It's just a graduate student! " At this time, my brother, who was reading a newspaper in his chair, seemed to read my mind and came up to me and said, "Don't be proud. Your sister wants you to be like an unknown bee, instead of making a hullabaloo about." Don't be grandiose, don't be complacent. " I see, my sister is helping me to form good habits; Help me develop a good habit of avoiding arrogance and rashness. Now, I just want to say, "Thank you-my dear sister!" "