Maybe wild lily is not a "gentleman" or a "queen" in the world of flowers and flowers. It can be described as too common and too simple. It has neither the noble temperament of peony nor the magnificent color of rose, but it can quietly bloom its own unique color and fragrance in the barren hills. Although there is no graceful figure.

Perhaps people will praise those clocks that are always loyal to their duties, especially when they see that the hour hand, minute hand and second hand on the surface of the clock are strictly punctual. However, who would have thought that in that dark corner, a simple small screw was silently and selflessly contributed? Without their strict requirements and self-discipline, how can there be "superficial" glory? You see, they are so simple. They don't wrap themselves in gorgeous clothes. They just silently contribute everything behind their success. Isn't this simplicity a kind of pure beauty regardless of fame and fortune?

Flowers are like this, and so are people. Look at those people wearing gold and silver. In order to show their nobility, they tried their best to dress themselves up with gold and diamonds. They are bent on dressing up as "golden dolls" and are worth a hundred times. They think they are the most beautiful people in the world. They are arrogant, which is quite different from those who dress simply and silently contribute to the people. Who is ugly and beautiful? Who is right and who is wrong? Different, I think: what is the beauty of people? I don't need to say it. Everyone knows better than me. What I want to say is the real beauty.

Zhou Enlai, the founding father, contributed a lot to the birth of New China. However, for the people, he devoted almost all his life experiences to the whole human cause. Although he became the prime minister of the country, there was no extravagance and corruption, but he still maintained the quality of hard work and plain living. You see, he has been wearing a simple Chinese tunic suit for a long time and has received international friends and ordinary people on various occasions. What appears on our prime minister is ugliness and beauty.

People, flowers and everything in nature need beauty. But what kind of beauty do we need?

What we need is that simplicity contains ordinary beauty, and we don't need to wrap beauty in a gorgeous coat, because simplicity is also beautiful.