One day I went to a remedial class and waited for a long time before I waited for the bus at 10. There are no seats in the car, and everyone is standing, holding the handle or the back of the chair. At the next stop of the garage, an old man with a rosy face came over. He walked over to hold the back of the chair and faced a young man sitting. At this time, the young man quickly got up and offered his seat to the old man. Originally, it was a very simple thing. Young people give up their seats and old people sit down. However, the old man just doesn't sit. He waved his hand and said, "No, no, I'm in good health. Just stand. " Young people insist on giving up their seats, and old people are determined not to sit down. It has been coming and going for a long time. Finally, he had to sit back, while the old man was still standing by. At the next stop, many people came up. They looked at the old man holding the back of the chair and the young man sitting in front, showing anger or contempt on their faces. The young man is not stupid either. Naturally, he noticed that he was on pins and needles and was very uncomfortable. At this time, a woman said loudly, "Some people really have no quality, and they don't even give their seats to the elderly, hum!" Several other passengers who just got on the bus also joined the accusation, accusing the young people of lacking self-cultivation and losing the traditional virtue of respecting the old and caring for the young. The young man flushed and didn't excuse himself. He got up quickly and walked to the back door with his head down. The car drove straight ahead, but the old man still stood stubbornly, and the seat was always empty. Although everyone may be tired, no one goes to sit.

Maybe the old man really doesn't like to sit, but he stood there and made the young people criticized innocently. His body virtually became a wall between the tired people and that seat. Faced with this situation, I am very confused. I really don't know whether to blame the elderly, or those who don't know the truth and "tell it out", or to reevaluate our traditional morality. If one day, I encounter a similar situation, what should I do, continue to sit under the accusation and contempt of others, or drag my tired body and look at a comfortable empty seat?

In fact, if you think about it carefully, there is nothing wrong with our traditional morality, such as the misunderstood young people, the elderly and the passengers who speak out. What's going on? I am confused, so I have been confused.