Caring for Others
Nowadays people are more egocentric, thinking more of their own rights and benefits at the expense of others. Rude behaviors are often seen in public. To name a few, we often see some people rushing into an MTR compartment without leaving any exit space for the departing passengers, throwing garbage everywhere instead of putting it into a rubbish bin, speaking foul languages and talking to their mobile phones so loud that we are compelled to hear. All these show that they are selfish, impolite and uncivilized. If everyone does the same, quarrelling and fighting, the vicious duo, may evolve at anytime and anywhere like those incidents happened recently on buses. Could you imagine what our world would become at the end? Perhaps it becomes a war-torn place full of anger, frustration and disappointment. Would you like this kind of life? What distinguishes human beings from animals, which instincts are more on survival than for the wellbeing of the species at large, is our possession of a sense of humanity and benevolence. It comes from our heart and is shown in our attitude and behavior. It starts from our values that every man deserves equal opportunity and respect irrespective of his race, nationality, gender, age, health, religion, cultural or social-economic background. In order to show our care and concern for others, we act responsibly and sensibly, being true to ourselves and others. A caring family full of love is what we all treasure. Do spend quality time with the family members and share with them all the wonderful things and hardships in life, thus creating an atmosphere that everyone feels being loved, needed and cared for. Show your courtesy by greeting each other with a smile and thanking others for their service. Give appreciations and sincere compliments for the accomplishments of others. Be considerate so as not to infringe other people's rights, space and tranquility. Being thoughtful is indeed a secret to win friends and loyal people around