Ba Jin is a great writer. His works include Death, the most famous of which are Home, Spring and Autumn, which are collectively called the Riptide Trilogy. Ba Jin has not only many works, but also many famous sayings. What I understand most about it is this sentence: the meaning of life lies in giving, giving, not accepting and not taking. Many examples in life confirm this sentence.

I remember it was a deep winter night and the wind was very cold. My parents and I had a big New Year's Eve dinner at a relative's house and were on our way home. Because it has just rained cats and dogs during the day, the ground is slippery and easy to fall. We all walked carefully for fear of slipping on the ground. Walking, we saw a Volkswagen driving at a high speed. When driving to a crossroads, a bicycle suddenly jumped out next to it. The Volkswagen driver saw it and rushed out without even stepping on the brakes. As a result, the bicycle flew out with people and cars, and the faucet on the bicycle was crooked. But Volkswagen pretended not to see it and ran away without looking back. At that time, I was angry and hated, but there was nothing I could do. I can only watch the killer escape. As for the victim on the road, I saw him lying on the ground groaning in pain. At this time, many people gathered around, but all they knew was about the victim, and no one took him to the hospital. At this critical moment, a middle-aged man ran out of the crowd, only to see him pick up the victim in a pool of blood and call 120 for emergency treatment. After a while, the ambulance came. The middle-aged man carried the victim to the ambulance while still saying, "Hurry up, hurry up, or he will die." Finally, the ambulance disappeared into the vast sea of people.

Ah, what a great effort! Seeing this, I can't help thinking that if everyone in the world pays a love for others, the world will become a beautiful world.

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