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人生的价值究竟在哪里,让我们一同走进:The last song in life去探求人生的真谛吧!
Every day people often saw a boy sing in a park. In fact, they didn’t know the fact that this boy had cancer for a long time and he had no more time left. He looked very optimistic and he didn’t feel self-contemptuous (自卑的)at all.
One day, he was wandering in the park. Suddenly a faint fragrance flew over and it attracted him to come under a peach. To his joy, he saw a girl dancing elegantly.
“You are great! You look like a dancing butterfly!” watching her for a long time, then he said.
“Thank you!” this girl looked up and said shyly.
“Are you blind?” said the boy amazedly.
The girl made no voice, but she nodded hard.
“Sorry!I have no meaning to hurt you!” said the boy in a hurry.
“Never mind!” the girl seemed to be easy.
They knew each other in this way.
From then on, they often met each other. And while the boy was singing, the girl danced for him.
Time passed quickly!Many days passed before they knew it.
“Look!How beautiful the peach blossoms are!They are just like you!” said the boy unconsciously (无意地).
“But I can’t see.” the girl lowered her head.
“I’m sorry!” the boy couldn’t help regretting, he felt his heart bitten hard by a snake “How fool I am! How can I say such words before her?” His heart was soon covered by an inexplicable (莫名的) idea.
Several days later, the girl told the boy happily that her eyes would be cured quickly because someone was willing to contribute his cornea(角膜) for her. Hearing the girl’s words, the boy also smiled happily.
That day, dark seemed to come earlier than ever. The boy said many words to the girl: “I had never believed there was forever in the world. But I know I am mistaken! There is forever indeed — friendship. Now I have to go and I am afraid that we can’t meet each other, either. I will treasure our friendship up in my memory!”
Hearing the boy’s words, the girl couldn’t help crying. Then the boy sang again with the girl dancing.
Later the boy went quietly, but he was regretless, because he gave the last song in his life to the girl.
Soon the girl’s operation succeeded, she saw everything and knew the truth, too. To people’s surprise, the peach didn’t blossom that year.
When the girl came to the appointed place before with tears, she seemed to see the boy singing and walking to her in the setting sun.
失败不仅是一次挫折,也是一次机会,它使你找到自身的欠缺,不轻言放弃,补上这一课,就成功了。
Panasonic was born of a poor family in Japan. When he was young, he had ever been to an electrical factory to ask for a job. The manager of this factory looked up at him and found the lad in the old clothes before him looked very thin and short. He felt not very satisfied, so he said to him: “We don’t want to hire anyone temporarily, you can come here to try your fate next month.”
In fact, it was an excuse. But a month later, Panasonic really came here again.
“Now, I have some things to do! I’m not free. You can come here a few days later!” said the manager.
A few days later, Panasonic came here again.
“You are too dirty to go to our factory!” said the manager. Panasonic made no voice, he returned to borrow some money and bought a set of new clothes, and he put it on and went back to the manager again. The manger felt him very honest, so he had to say to him frankly: “Young man, you knew little about the electricity, we can’t accept you!”
Two months later, Panasonic appeared in front of the manager again, “I have learned some knowledge about the electricity. If you think I have many differences in the other aspects, I can make them up one by one.” This manger stared at him for a long time and then said: “I have worked on this job for many years, I’mthe first time to meet like you! I admire you for your patience and tenacity (坚韧).”
Moved deeply by Panasonic’s clinging (执着的) spirit, the manger had to accept him. Panasonic finally succeeded in getting his job. Later he gradually became the outstanding character in the electrical industry by his hard work.
Panasonic’s success told us: Failure is not only a frustration(挫折), but also a chance. It can make you find your shortcomings on you. At last, let’s learn it by our hearts: Never saying give up is a good road leading to the success.
有一种爱叫做放手,也只有读过故事 “The Buddhist monk and the thief”以后,我们才更能体会到爱的伟大!
One night, a Buddhist monk (禅师)who was cultivating himself in the mountains found a thief break into it on the back to his hutch. In order not to beat up(惊动)the thief, the Buddhist monk kept standing outside the gate and waited for him.
When the thief couldn’t find the money’s worth (值钱的东西) and turned to leave, he saw the Buddhist monk. He felt very scared.
“You walked a long way and came to see me, so I shouldn’t let you return with nothing in your hands.” With this word, the Buddhist monk took off his coat, “It’s very cool in the deep night, so you can first put it on and then start off.”
Then the Buddhist monk passed it to the thief’s hands, the thief was at a loss(不知所措). After a while, the thief lowered his head and escaped quickly.
“What a pitiful man! I wish I could send a round moon to him!” watching the thief’s back, the Buddhist monk couldn’t help sighing with emotion.
The next day, when the Buddhist monk opened the gate, he found the coat that he gave to the thief was put at the gate orderly. The Buddhist was very happy, he grumbled (喃喃地说): “I finally sent him a round moon…”
Every day people often saw a boy sing in a park. In fact, they didn’t know the fact that this boy had cancer for a long time and he had no more time left. He looked very optimistic and he didn’t feel self-contemptuous (自卑的)at all.
One day, he was wandering in the park. Suddenly a faint fragrance flew over and it attracted him to come under a peach. To his joy, he saw a girl dancing elegantly.
“You are great! You look like a dancing butterfly!” watching her for a long time, then he said.
“Thank you!” this girl looked up and said shyly.
“Are you blind?” said the boy amazedly.
The girl made no voice, but she nodded hard.
“Sorry!I have no meaning to hurt you!” said the boy in a hurry.
“Never mind!” the girl seemed to be easy.
They knew each other in this way.
From then on, they often met each other. And while the boy was singing, the girl danced for him.
Time passed quickly!Many days passed before they knew it.
“Look!How beautiful the peach blossoms are!They are just like you!” said the boy unconsciously (无意地).
“But I can’t see.” the girl lowered her head.
“I’m sorry!” the boy couldn’t help regretting, he felt his heart bitten hard by a snake “How fool I am! How can I say such words before her?” His heart was soon covered by an inexplicable (莫名的) idea.
Several days later, the girl told the boy happily that her eyes would be cured quickly because someone was willing to contribute his cornea(角膜) for her. Hearing the girl’s words, the boy also smiled happily.
That day, dark seemed to come earlier than ever. The boy said many words to the girl: “I had never believed there was forever in the world. But I know I am mistaken! There is forever indeed — friendship. Now I have to go and I am afraid that we can’t meet each other, either. I will treasure our friendship up in my memory!”
Hearing the boy’s words, the girl couldn’t help crying. Then the boy sang again with the girl dancing.
Later the boy went quietly, but he was regretless, because he gave the last song in his life to the girl.
Soon the girl’s operation succeeded, she saw everything and knew the truth, too. To people’s surprise, the peach didn’t blossom that year.
When the girl came to the appointed place before with tears, she seemed to see the boy singing and walking to her in the setting sun.
失败不仅是一次挫折,也是一次机会,它使你找到自身的欠缺,不轻言放弃,补上这一课,就成功了。
Panasonic was born of a poor family in Japan. When he was young, he had ever been to an electrical factory to ask for a job. The manager of this factory looked up at him and found the lad in the old clothes before him looked very thin and short. He felt not very satisfied, so he said to him: “We don’t want to hire anyone temporarily, you can come here to try your fate next month.”
In fact, it was an excuse. But a month later, Panasonic really came here again.
“Now, I have some things to do! I’m not free. You can come here a few days later!” said the manager.
A few days later, Panasonic came here again.
“You are too dirty to go to our factory!” said the manager. Panasonic made no voice, he returned to borrow some money and bought a set of new clothes, and he put it on and went back to the manager again. The manger felt him very honest, so he had to say to him frankly: “Young man, you knew little about the electricity, we can’t accept you!”
Two months later, Panasonic appeared in front of the manager again, “I have learned some knowledge about the electricity. If you think I have many differences in the other aspects, I can make them up one by one.” This manger stared at him for a long time and then said: “I have worked on this job for many years, I’mthe first time to meet like you! I admire you for your patience and tenacity (坚韧).”
Moved deeply by Panasonic’s clinging (执着的) spirit, the manger had to accept him. Panasonic finally succeeded in getting his job. Later he gradually became the outstanding character in the electrical industry by his hard work.
Panasonic’s success told us: Failure is not only a frustration(挫折), but also a chance. It can make you find your shortcomings on you. At last, let’s learn it by our hearts: Never saying give up is a good road leading to the success.
有一种爱叫做放手,也只有读过故事 “The Buddhist monk and the thief”以后,我们才更能体会到爱的伟大!
One night, a Buddhist monk (禅师)who was cultivating himself in the mountains found a thief break into it on the back to his hutch. In order not to beat up(惊动)the thief, the Buddhist monk kept standing outside the gate and waited for him.
When the thief couldn’t find the money’s worth (值钱的东西) and turned to leave, he saw the Buddhist monk. He felt very scared.
“You walked a long way and came to see me, so I shouldn’t let you return with nothing in your hands.” With this word, the Buddhist monk took off his coat, “It’s very cool in the deep night, so you can first put it on and then start off.”
Then the Buddhist monk passed it to the thief’s hands, the thief was at a loss(不知所措). After a while, the thief lowered his head and escaped quickly.
“What a pitiful man! I wish I could send a round moon to him!” watching the thief’s back, the Buddhist monk couldn’t help sighing with emotion.
The next day, when the Buddhist monk opened the gate, he found the coat that he gave to the thief was put at the gate orderly. The Buddhist was very happy, he grumbled (喃喃地说): “I finally sent him a round moon…”