A disabled youth set up a bookstall for survival. When he saw a primary school student who had no money, so he could only read secretly on his book beach, and then sneak away, he would give the primary school student a generous smile the next day and let the primary school student read books again in the future. Later, the disabled young man knew that the primary school student's father asked the primary school student to pull horse grass for money to read, so he told the primary school student that he had a horse at home and sold the horse grass to him. In fact, there is no horse at all in the disabled youth's home. He said this to make the primary school student read at ease. Diary fourth grade diary
The heart of the disabled youth is really beautiful. His family is poor and disabled, but he also let the primary school student who loves reading read his books for nothing and let the primary school students learn knowledge. At that time, many people were very poor, but it was really admirable that the disabled youth could do such a thing. In our real life, aren't there people similar to this disabled youth? Some people have opened a bookstore. When they see some reading children reading secretly, they will not drive them out, but welcome them. Because the person who opened the store knows that opening a store is not necessarily to make money, but to serve others; However, some people open a bookstore. As long as they see people who only read books, don't buy books and don't give money, they will drive them out. Once they give money to buy books, they will be very welcome. I think, over time, the shop with good business must be the one that allows reading for nothing, and the shop with poor business must be the one that only allows buying books. Because people should like to buy books where they can read! People with beautiful hearts will always have good news. The content of this page is pushed by "read. 4hw. Com. CN".
The mind of the disabled is beautiful. We should respect and care for the disabled, and we can't look down on the disabled.