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During the Great Depression, a rich baker gathered the poorest 20 children in the city and said to them, "You can come and get a loaf of bread every day before God brings good times."

Every morning, these hungry children huddle around the bread basket, pushing and shoving, because they all want the biggest loaf of bread. When they got the bread, they left in a hurry without thanking the kind baker.

Only Gretchen, a little girl in rags, neither quarreled with others nor competed with others. She just stood humbly one step away and waited for the other children to leave before picking up the smallest loaf of bread left in the basket. She will never forget to kiss the baker's hand to thank her, and then she ran home happily with the bread.

One day, after the other children left, the shy little Gretchen got a loaf of bread smaller than before. But she still did not forget to kiss the baker and express her sincere thanks to him. When I got home, my mother cut the bread and found some shiny new silver coins hidden inside. Mother exclaimed in surprise, "Gretchen, send the money back at once. The baker must have dropped it when kneading dough. Go and give the money to the kind baker himself! "

When the little girl brought back the silver coins, the baker said, "No, my child, there is nothing wrong. I put it in on purpose. " I want to tell you a truth: God will give a humble person happiness. May you always keep a quiet and grateful heart. Go home and tell your mother that the money is a reward from God. "

Editor's note:

A humble heart is like the sky in the universe, like the oceans and valleys on the earth-humility is broad because of tolerance and broad and powerful because of tolerance.

Those who strive for strength and competitiveness will strive for heaven; God will give in to those who are humble.

I hope I can help you, thank you!