A joke about fishing.

In a village in Zhejiang province, villagers put fish by the river, while on the other side, a group of people were fishing. Is this charity for others or for yourself? Some people put fish in order to accumulate virtue. We definitely support this kind of behavior, but it looks really ironic for Zhejiang residents to release fish while catching them.

In this river, the release personnel did not blame the villagers for this behavior, and they ignored it. It also shows that the release personnel are used to this behavior of residents, so they are not surprised. Some people believe in Buddhism in order to accumulate virtue and do good deeds, so they think that releasing these fish will bring them good luck, and these behaviors are for God and themselves, not for others. Just like a resident of Zhejiang, it's like a child saying bad today and saying good tomorrow.

The people who released the fish put them into the river, and then some people caught them and watched the fishermen return home with full loads. This photo is really happy and instructive. Doing good is basically something you do voluntarily, and no one will supervise or accuse you. At the same time, do you believe that doing good deeds will bring good luck? If you don't believe it, there will be no good luck. Doing good is entirely your own business. As long as you feel comfortable, you can do it, which is also a good way to relieve psychological pressure. But what about releasing animals? You can't release them. You can't release some dangerous animals, otherwise it will cause some harm.

Some people are also funny. They regard releasing animals as a formalism, and they are also catching animals. As long as you feel comfortable, it doesn't matter to yourself. Anyway, they buy things with their own money. We may find this behavior ironic, but some people do, so we can't change others' behavior. We can only control our behavior.