It’s better to love than to hate

Located in the Varanasi Railway Station in eastern India, only three or four trains pass by. On September 24, 1968, this small station became "a famous overnight."

This evening, a train is about to stop. At this time, the driver found that the signal light stand that commanded the traffic was covered with bees. In order to see the signal, the driver leaned out of the window and watched it carefully. Unexpectedly, a bee flew in and landed on his face.

The driver smirked while cursing. He shot the bee without any effort. However, before the dead bees landed, they saw thousands of bees slamming against the black. In an instant, his exposed skin was covered with revengeful bees. The driver was unbearable, but before he lost consciousness, he tried to pull down the brake lever. But the strong inertia still drives the train into the station and hit another train parked on the same track. The disaster happened. Five cars were tipped over and more than 300 people were killed or injured.

After the tragedy, the Indian Railways immediately organized an expert to rush to the scene to investigate. It was found that the bee killed by the driver died with a hormone with a special smell, and the bees around it received the information at the fastest speed. Prepare a "team" and launch a fierce attack.

To this end, the railway section began to collect effective remedies from society. Argument to prove that the relevant parts have not yet finalized a feasible plan. This matter was slowly put on hold.

In the fourth year of the Varanasi incident, a little boy’s move caught people’s attention. Every spring, the little boy carries a bag of flower seeds and sows them a hundred meters away from the railway line of Varanasi. In the summer, the flowers and the colorful bee-eaters have been attracted to the past. More surprisingly, the boy also erected a warning sign: "Hey, don't hit it." The drivers in the past know that it refers to bees. The little boy said that bees attack the "enemy" only when they feel threatened. We give it nectar and love it, it will not attack us. The little boy also said that his father was also killed in the car accident and never opened him.

It is better to shelter than to kill it; it is better to love than to hate. We all understand this truth, but many times it is often overlooked.