Once upon a time, there was a blind man who had the habit of going out for a walk every night. Although the village is opaque at night, in order to save money on lamps, no one carries lamps, so collisions often occur. But blind people have to hold a lamp when they go out every night. Everyone in the village was surprised and asked him, "Can't you see the road with the lights on?"? Why bother? " The blind man's answer surprised everyone: "I am showing others the way!" " "The villagers exclaimed," that's very kind of you! "But the blind man said," Have you ever thought that when I walk with a lamp, it not only helps other pedestrians to light up the road, but also illuminates myself? ".So people walking around won't hit me! As soon as the villagers thought it was true, they followed the example of the blind and turned on the lights every night when they went out.
Yes, helping others means helping yourself, showing others the way like a blind man, and at the same time avoiding others hitting you.
There is also a short story that also describes the virtue of helping others:
On the battlefield, the enemy sent dozens of planes to bomb our positions in order to destroy us faster. In a newly formed company, the company commander is a veteran with many years of combat experience. But the soldiers are all recruits. They were stunned when they saw the enemy plane flying in the air. The evil missile fell mercilessly, killing more than half the company. The company commander is in a hurry. Looking at these recruits, he is trying to find a way. At this moment, he heard a whoosh, another missile. "Get down!" The company commander shouted with heartbreak. After the bloody lesson, the recruits suddenly woke up and fell down quickly, but there was another soldier standing straight four or five meters away from the company commander. Regardless of the danger, the company commander decisively rushed to the soldiers and pounced on them. "Boom!" After a loud noise, the company commander shook off the sand, lifted the frightened soldier up and looked back at the place where he had just stood: it was already a big pit. ...
The company commander in this article gave up himself for others and would rather sacrifice himself for the safety of his comrades. In the end, he saved not only the soldiers, but also himself.
There is a thought-provoking story. The blind man and the company commander in the story help themselves by helping others. Why don't we help others in our daily life? It is better to think from another angle that helping others is helping yourself; Why not help yourself? So, from now on, help others like yourself, and you will certainly gain more than the blind and the company commander!