Comic revelation

I saw a cartoon with a frozen story. I think this is a "Father and Son". The content on it must be helpful. So take a closer look.

It has a total of four pictures. The first picture is an adult and two children, skating together, what the adults do, and what the two children do. The second painting was that the adult did a difficult move, and the two children did it. As a result, both of them slipped. The third painting was that the boy’s father came over and helped the two crying children, and the other adult laughed. The fourth painting is that the father brought the two children to "write" a line on the ice. The content of the word is "love vanity." In addition, the man stood in the air and was ruined.

This cartoon gives me a lot of inspiration, but the biggest revelation it gives me is: Don't love vanity, or you may be insulted, be humble, or everyone will leave you. And don't show off what good things you have, how good. In this case, you will also be excluded.

Sixteenth and fifth grade: Ge Mingkang