Trust is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and should be carried forward. However, nowadays, trust seems to be getting farther and farther away from us. People have let money and interests occupy their hearts and seem to forget the meaning of trust.

I remember a professor once did an experiment: randomly select a combination of boys and girls from the class, let the boys lean back and the girls hold them behind. The first few groups all failed and didn't trust each other. The last group is a strong boy and a weak girl. Boys lean back unscrupulously and don't worry about being thrown. The girl groaned first, and then tried her best to lift the boy. Later, after they entered the society, they all achieved success. Because people who dare to trust others and entrust their backs to others will also win the trust of others. It is trust that leads them to success. Just like the old lady who sells steamed bread, her trust in others has won others' trust and respect for him. Therefore, she never worries about her own steamed bread stand. It is trust that makes steamed bread stand warm in people's hearts.

However, some people always distrust others. For example, in many accidents in society, some people are afraid to help the elderly who fell down or the injured who need treatment because they are afraid of being misunderstood and hurting themselves. It is precisely because of distrust of others that many elderly people or injured people who need treatment die because of ineffective rescue. What's more, the Xiaoyueyue incident in Foshan, Guangdong Province has profoundly exposed the dark side of some people's hearts. If those people could trust others, this sad tragedy would not have happened.

In today's society, there has been a crisis of trust. What we need to do now is not to let the traditional virtues of the past disappear, but to carry them forward. Trust is like a bright light in the dark, illuminating our way forward; Trust is like a rain shower in drought, nourishing our dry heart; Trust is like a shadow under the scorching sun, which calms our hearts. So we should start from now, start from the little things around us, and integrate trust into our lives. I call on all of you, Qi Xin, to work together to create a new world of trust!

As long as we are full of trust in others like the old lady with steamed bread, we will make many sincere friends. If everyone does this, our world will be infinitely beautiful, so let trust fill all our hearts!