Learn to be grateful

Gratefulness can make our lives better.

The home of US President Roosevelt was stolen and the property was seriously damaged. When a friend smells this message, he writes a letter to comfort him and advises him not to take this matter to heart. President Roosevelt quickly replied: "Dear friend, thank you for your letter and comfort me. I am all good. I think I should thank God because: First, I am losing only property, but people are unscathed; Second, I only lost some of my belongings, not all of my property. Third, the luckiest thing is that the thief is the one, not me..."

For anyone, stealing at home is not a blessing. However, President Roosevelt can find a third reason for gratitude. This story tells us that in life, we should learn to be grateful.

Gratefulness is an important philosophy of life and a great wisdom of life. When life is alive, it is impossible to go through everything. For all kinds of failures and misfortunes, we must be open-minded, brave and face-to-face, and find solutions. In the face of difficulties, are we complaining, frustrated, desperate, or grateful for life, and then climb up after falling? The famous British writer William Sackley said: Life is a mirror, you laugh at it, it will laugh at you; you cry on it, it will cry to you. "If you are grateful for life, your life will be filled with bright sunshine. If you are resentful, you will end up with nothing.

I think that we should all thank life, whether it is failure or misfortune. Only in this way, when we fail, we can find our own shortcomings and deficiencies; unfortunately, we can still feel comfort and warmth. These can help us find courage, overcome difficulties, and gain a strong momentum to move forward.

Putting a small piece of alum into the chaotic water, we found that the water quickly clarified. If everyone has a grateful heart, it will precipitate a lot of impetuousness and uneasiness, and melt away many dissatisfaction and misfortune.