Morality is a naturally formed code of conduct in society and a standard to gain the trust of others. Some people think it is difficult to be a moral person. In fact, as long as you do it, you will find it is actually very simple. Morality means being honest and trustworthy, and not coveting things that don't belong to you. Morality is to lend a helping hand to others when they are in trouble and help them tide over the difficulties. Morality is actually very close to us, very close at hand.

I remember once, my mother and I went to my grandmother's house by bus for my birthday. As soon as I found a seat and sat down, I saw an old woman trembling on the bus. At this time, there was no room in the car, and the old woman's face showed a little reluctance. I thought to myself: should I give my seat to the old man? If I let it go, will people say I'm showing off? What if the old lady slips and falls if she doesn't give up her seat? My heart is like a little angel and a little devil: the little angel said, "Give your seat to the old man quickly and be a child who respects the old man." The little devil said, "Don't listen to her. What if you give up your seat and others say you are in the limelight? " Besides, how comfortable it is to sit here. "The little angel said," give your seat to the old man quickly. Don't teachers often say that they should respect their elders in class? " "no!" "Let!" "no!" "Let! "At this moment, it suddenly occurred to me that when I was in the first grade, I found a dollar on campus and gave it to my teacher. The teacher praised me as a child who never forgets money. Although it was only a dollar, it left a deep impression on my heart ... Thinking of this, I got up the courage to say to my grandmother, "Grandma, you sit here." Grandma gratefully said to me, "What a good boy. "My heart is as sweet as honey.

Morality requires us to abide by and act together. If everyone in the world has a beautiful heart, how beautiful this society will be!