In Aesop's fable, there is a story about horses and donkeys: someone has a horse and a donkey. On the journey, the donkey said to the horse, "If you are willing to save my life, please share some of my burdens." The horse won't listen. The donkey was exhausted and fell dead. The owner put all the goods, including donkey skins, on horseback. The horse cried and said, "What bad luck! How could I be so unlucky? I refused to share any burden, but I carried all the goods, plus this skin! "

There is a saying that when we clear the stumbling block for others, we are also paving the way for ourselves.

Just like the story of the horse and the donkey, if the horse gave some to the donkey, it wouldn't be like this. If it shares some, it will not bear all the weight in the end.

If the horse had thought that the donkey would share the burden, it wouldn't have such a tragic fate and had to carry the dead donkey.

If the horse thought that the donkey would share the burden, the donkey would not be exhausted alive, and the horse would not be so exhausted.

When it comes to our lives, we will find that we are almost as selfish as horses.

First, you can remove the stumbling block in front of you, even if you are paving the way for yourself, you don't want to do it.

My master, led by YeHua, picked a bunch of roses, pulled out her thorns and put them in a vase, so that she wouldn't have to worry about accidentally stabbing her hand when children were playing in the future, and she wouldn't be confused by the beautiful roses and hurt her hand.

When we help others, just like the beautiful people in the text "Chains of Love" that we learned in primary school, we will get a certain reward in the future even if we don't get a reward at that time.

Just like in a glass of milk, a girl saved a boy's life with a glass of milk. A few years later, the boy saved the girl's life with his superb medical technology. What a beautiful heart, this is the most effective proof of helping others and helping yourself.

In fact, in this world, there are many cases of helping others and helping ourselves at the same time, which undoubtedly explains the best truth to us: we are paving the way for ourselves while clearing the stumbling block for others.

Helping others, in fact, sometimes means helping yourself, paving the way for yourself, and also helping others. This complicated process is the process of paving the way for yourself, and it is also paving the way for yourself.