I like the American novel "gone with the wind" very much. What impressed me most after reading it for the first time was the dialogue between the heroine scarlett and the old neighbor. The septuagenarian grandmother said to the undefeated scarlett, "I advise you to save something for fear, just as you save something for love."
In life, I gradually learned what "awe" is.
An American tennis player accidentally killed a bird during a match. He ran forward, knelt down, cupped the bird, kissed it and said he was sorry. Then, the whole audience stood up.
It is awe that even the smallest bird deserves to be stood up for and knelt for.
Comments
Post a Comment