Love, regardless of wealth, feels 300 words after reading it.

Today, I read a story called "Love is rich and poor". After reading this story, I was very moved.

This story is mainly about February 16, 2007, when Kofi Annan, the newly retired UN Secretary-General, hosted a charity dinner in a manor in Texas, USA. At the beginning of the dinner, an old woman led the little girl Lucy to the gate of the manor. Lucy is holding a beautifully opened porcelain jar, which contains 30 dollars and 25 cents. But because they didn't have an invitation, the security guard didn't let them in. At this moment, Lucy said, "Uncle, charity is not money, but heart, right?" The security guard froze. Lucy handed the porcelain jar in her hand to the security guard, who didn't know whether to take it or not. An old man, Warren Buffett, stood up and handed the invitation to Lucy, so Lucy entered the dinner party smoothly. The protagonist of the night was not the initiator Annan, not the billionaire Buffett who donated $3 million, but Lucy who donated only $30.25. The theme slogan of the dinner also became this sentence: "Charity is not money, but heart."

This reminds me of one thing: a group of beggars wanted to choose the most suitable person for them on Christmas Eve, so they made up a wreath of "kindness". Just when everyone is thinking about who to give a "kind heart"? Some people say that wreaths are for those who donate the most, and everyone agrees with him. At this time, a girl who lives on crutches said that she would present a wreath to an old woman who smiles at them every day.

Because what she gave was not money, but a person's dignity. The girl's proposal was recognized by everyone. On Christmas Eve, a beautiful wreath was successfully given to the old woman.

I think: love is neither rich nor poor, nor can it be easily measured by the amount of money. Giving your love, as long as you try your best, is just a word. As long as you have sincere charity, your heart is noble.