A Wenzhou aunt holds an umbrella for a female traffic policewoman who is mourning a moment of silence in the rain. What kind of scene is this?

This tender scene appeared in Wenzhou, Zhejiang. On September 18, a female police officer on duty stood on the side of the road with her hat off and paid a moment of silence for her fallen compatriots. At this time, an aunt happened to be passing by. When she saw the female police officer, she silently stood behind her and held an umbrella for her. I guess the aunt thought that if it were her own child, someone would hold an umbrella for her. The scene between the kind-hearted aunt and the female police officer was photographed and posted on the Internet, arousing praise from netizens. 01. Holding umbrellas for police officers is not just for aunts

Once upon a time, there was an old man who held umbrellas for soldiers standing guard. Also, when the traffic police were on duty in the rain, someone came to deliver umbrellas and so on. This world is still beautiful. Some people sympathize with the difficulties faced by the police and their hard work in protecting the people. This is also the spiritual source of many police officers. They believe that what they do is meaningful. This career is valuable. 02. If it were me, I wouldn’t hold an umbrella

Auntie may not know that 918 is an important day. On this day, countless of our compatriots sacrificed their lives to defend the motherland. In schools, in military camps. No one fails to mourn the loss of our compatriots. If it were me and I was also observing a moment of silence, I might not hold an umbrella, but I would accompany this female police officer to observe a moment of silence for our fallen compatriots. 03. Why did this scene make the news?

Actually, this scene is really just a small thing, and the reason why it made the news. It's because our society needs such warmth so much. When the headlines are pervasive, but the social news is only negative news. It makes people wonder what is happening to the world and society. In fact, it’s not that there’s something wrong with society, but that we always like to look at those negative things, those words that irritate our eyeballs.

So, such a small thing can be in the news precisely because of the lack of such positive news. It's like when you suddenly see a flower among a bunch of grass. It's not that the flowers don't exist, it's that our eyes are turned green by the grass.