Thank you for your hug

I have read such a story in a book: Several reporters did an experiment in a lively park, a reporter standing in an eye-catching corner with a sign on his chest that read " I am an AIDS patient, but I will not be infected if I contact you. Please hug me, I need a warm hug. The passing people are curious to look at this person and his brand, and they can all go quickly after reading. After running away, he finally couldn’t hold his own feelings. He pleaded with everyone: "Hug me, it won’t be infected." It still doesn't help, time passes by, and there is no one. Dare to approach him, he was completely desperate. At this moment, a plain-clothed man came over and gave him a warm hug. Later, a couple came and gave him a hug. Later, the more and more The more people gave him a hug, and finally, he actually cried in the corner...

This story has benefited me a lot. What makes the seven-footed man cry in tears? What makes people embrace the "virus" in their eyes in turn? It is trust. It is trust that makes people have no isolation, and trust makes people better.