Taking responsibility is an obligation, and taking responsibility is an attitude.
Former US President Washington received a beautiful small axe as a gift when he was a child. Once, when Washington was playing with his friends, he offered to try the sharpness of this axe. So, he cut off a little cherry tree that his father liked best with this axe. The next day, my father understood this and flew into a rage, demanding that the perpetrators stand up and take responsibility. At this time, although very scared, little Washington stood up and told his father that he had cut the little cherry tree himself. Although old Washington lamented the little cherry tree, he was still very happy because he knew that my son had grown up.
Although Washington was scared at that time, he still dared to perform his duties. This character is an important reason for him to get ahead in the future and eventually become president.
It is difficult to understand your own mistakes and dare to take responsibility, and it is even more difficult to understand the difficulties of others and help them take responsibility. The Italian writer De Amicus wrote such a passage in his "Education of Love" that the teacher in our class has not come to school yet. Three or four students are making fun of Corosi. Corosi is the child with red hair, with one arm hanging on his chest because of disability. His mother sells vegetables for a living and his father is in prison. They poked him with a ruler and hit him in the face with chestnut shells, imitating his own disability. Rossi has lost her mind at this time, grabbed an ink bottle and smashed it on Franti's forehead. Franti jumped nimbly to one side, and the ink bottle hit the teacher who had just entered the classroom in the chest. Carosi suddenly stood up and said decisively, It's me!
Carosi understood Corosi's difficulties and why he threw the ink bottle. He also knew that he would stand up and admit that he would be punished by the teacher, but he still took responsibility for Corosi. Finally, he asked the teacher to forgive the students who teased Corosi. Then, the teacher behind touched Corosi's head and said, What a beautiful heart you have!
Taking responsibility is a duty, taking responsibility is an attitude and taking responsibility is a spirit. When you or others make mistakes, stand up bravely, because those who dare to take responsibility must have a perfect heart!