Inspiration from fishing Which sentences in the text inspired you? What did you think of from this? Write it down and share it with everyone.

"Although the moral issue is just a simple question of right and wrong, it is difficult to implement, especially when you face a great temptation." This is the text "Fishing" The most attractive sentence in "The Revelation".

Although the article "Inspiration from Fishing" does not have gorgeous words or exciting plots, it uses simple sentences and concise storylines to tell a story that is not profound but very meaningful. reason.

The main content of the text is about little James and his father going fishing. They caught an unbelievably big bass during the time when bass fishing was not allowed. Little James, who was willing to release the bass, finally released the bass back into the lake. This fishing experience taught little James that he must abide by the rules no matter when, whether there is supervision or not. Because this is a moral issue.

Everyone knows that we must consciously abide by the rules, but many times, many people break the rules for their own small temporary convenience. Perhaps, they do not mean to do so, but in the face of temptation When things happen, I always take chances and can't control myself. In fact, rules are formulated to make our lives more orderly, safer, and more convenient. However, in order to truly achieve the purpose of formulating rules, everyone needs to consciously abide by and implement them. When many people break the rules, they always think: "It's just this time, it doesn't matter.", "Just pay attention next time", "No one knows anyway"... If everyone thinks this way and does this, then the rules are What’s the point of existence? Complying with the rules depends on everyone's consciousness. How can we have this consciousness? This is a moral issue and a quality issue. The cultivation of this kind of morality and character should start from childhood and small things.

The most profound thing that impressed the Chinese people during those days in Europe was that when crossing the road, pedestrians would not walk in front of a red light. Even if there were no vehicles passing by, they would have to wait until the light turned green. Only then did he cross the road from the zebra crossing. However, in Beijing, pedestrians never look at the lights when crossing the road and just walk when they want. Some students in our class are also like this. They said very well when speaking in class: "We must abide by the rules, stop at the red light and go at the green light." But in real life, they do the same thing. Start from small things, start from practice, start from the Chinese people!

Why can’t we do what others can do?