Why can't you laugh at natural and man-made disasters, poverty, and down-and-out people?

Not that we can't, but to discourage and warn us not to laugh at the poverty of others.

First, the ancients said, "Don't do to others what you don't want them to do to you." . If we put ourselves in the shoes, when we are in disaster and poverty, if others laugh at us and ridicule us, how do we feel? So, take care of others and don't laugh at others for their bad luck.

Second, when others are in trouble, it is precisely when we lend a helping hand. As the saying goes, "icing on the cake is not as good as sending charcoal in the snow." When others are in pain, we can lend a helping hand as much as possible, which can better reflect our value.

Third, helping the poor is the great virtue of our Chinese nation. Personally, it is the embodiment of quality, cultivation and noble sentiment. For the country, this is a manifestation of great power and a good opportunity to attach to the enemy.