Hammer was an unfortunate refugee before he became an oil tycoon. One winter, the young Hammer went into exile with a group of companions to a small town called Walson in California, where he met the kind mayor Jackson.
It rained in winter, and the path next to the garden at the mayor's door became a piece of mud. So pedestrians walked through the garden and made it a mess. Hammer also lamented for the mayor. Regardless of the cold, he stood alone in the rain to protect the flower bed and let pedestrians walk through the mud. At that time, the mayor who had been out for half a day smiled and picked up the stove and spread it in the mud.
As a result, no one passed the garden again. Finally, the mayor said meaningfully to Hammer, "You see, caring about others means caring about yourself?"
Therefore, we should use love to convey friendship. As the saying goes, the hand that sends roses is still fragrant. We should also praise and encourage our friends. Because there is more tolerance for friends, friendship will have more room for growth.