An 800-word essay on profit and justice on Baidu. Compulsory lessons 1, 4 and 5 for using Chinese language.

The students received and received receipts, everyone criticized and praised, and Confucius was happy and angry. Meditations that travel through time and space, and warnings that span thousands of years: We must treat profit and justice rationally.

Profit is the measure of righteousness. Morality is like a scale, with righteousness at one end and benefit at the other. Only when righteousness is measured by benefit can the moral scale remain balanced.

At the moment when crisis and morality confronted each other, Wu Juping used her fragile hands to hold up the young child who fell from the tall building without hesitation. She chose morality, and she chose righteousness. Both hands were broken as a result. She did not draw a clear line between profit and justice like ordinary people. She chose profit at the same time, so she accepted the commendation of "the most beautiful mother" and even received a heavy reward. People have different opinions on this, but I think profit should be the measure of justice, and there is no doubt about Wu Juping's choice. Benefit and righteousness are twin brothers, and their relationship seems to be that of power and obligation. Why should we be afraid of making profits when we perform righteousness? Is it possible to "let it go" as if it were something bad?

It is a very ordinary thing in China to hand over the valuables you picked up to the city government. There is no need for grand recognition, nor for rewards and hospitality from the owner. However, patriotic young man Yang Li had such an experience in Germany: The mayor of the small town of Christo actually mobilized hundreds of police to search for him in order to let him receive a medal and a bonus of 500 euros. The mayor once solemnly told Yang Li that he didn't have to care about the bonus, but he had to accept it, because it was not only a personal recognition of him, but also the respect of the whole society for his good deeds. yes! The greater the righteousness, the greater the profit, and profit is the measure of righteousness. Doesn’t the measurement reflect the recognition and respect of the whole society for good deeds?

Profit is the encouragement of righteousness. Morality is like a flower, righteousness is the flower, and benefit is the gentle breeze. Only when righteousness is blown by benefit can the fragrance of morality be carried forward.

In the year of the millennium, Professor Yuan Longping accepted the "Highest Scientific Honor Award" of 5 million yuan in the acquisition session. I don’t know whether the “acceptance” that spans thousands of years will still usher in a sigh of relief from everyone? But if Sage Kong could comment again, he would definitely give praise rather than criticism. Because the promotion of Yuan Longping's two-line hybrid rice technology has fed tens of millions of Chinese descendants and hundreds of millions of the world's population, he deserves this award. What's more, the reason why the country sets up this huge award is to encourage and call on thousands of talented people, and to pass on and carry forward the good deeds.

China made a historic breakthrough at the Athens Games. After the game, the country heavily rewarded the gold medal-winning athletes. This incident aroused a lot of discussion and was full of criticism. However, the effect of heavy rewards has achieved excellent results in China at the same time. It not only inspired more athletes to achieve good results, but also allowed the torch of "good deeds" to be passed on again and again - the Chinese women's volleyball team collectively donated money to charity, and players and stars signed autographs and sold clothes. Fundraising events and more are common. This is the best interpretation of righteousness and benefit, and the best promotion of morality.

A reflection that spans thousands of years, a wake-up call that spans time and space. When spring comes, the running water turns into water, and the clear and transparent running water is stored in the heart, even if it is the benefit of the world. Treat profit and justice rationally, and let the flower of morality bloom in all seasons.