The feeling of visiting Bethune Memorial Hall, help to provide some information.

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Reflections on Reading Bethune's Legacy

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On April 3 this year, the school organized students of Grade 08 to visit the Martyrs Cemetery. As class teachers, we should accompany them. After the public sacrifice, our two classes of 08 Aviation organized some activities together to review the pledge of joining the League and visit the cemetery.

Bethune Memorial Hall impressed me the most. Standing in the meeting room and reading those words, I felt an indescribable complex emotion. In his letter to Commander Nie, he said: "I am very happy to tell Canadians and Americans that my only hope is to make more contributions. ..... The past two years have been the happiest and most meaningful days in my life ... "Anyone who knows a little about history knows what era it was! How many people can live "happily"? How many people feel "happiest" in their own time? How many people can be desperate to pursue the "most meaningful" life? I think it's really hard. In today's era, we can enjoy everything that life has given us, and we don't have to worry about food, clothing, housing and transportation, and we don't have to worry about taking our lives at any time, but we often feel unhappy.

I'm thinking that happiness is sometimes simple. A joke, a few whispers, a child's naive words … can make us feel happy. But sometimes happiness seems difficult, and it is difficult to become a state of mind and a state of life. Endless days, trivial life, unfulfilled sense of accomplishment, everything, are consuming our enthusiasm. Unconsciously, we become people who don't even like ourselves. Deep in it.

Perhaps, what we need is to pause, stop and examine our life as a bystander. Think about what we lack compared with when we were young. I think this seems to be an interest in exploring life, a passion to experience myself in life, an ideal, and a power to forge ahead with dreams in my heart. So, always remind ourselves that if we turn ourselves into a happy person and turn everything we do into something meaningful, maybe we can really live happily. To encourage yourself.