Why does the "tree hole" of Tsinghua poor students move people?
Commentator observation
"I myself want to be like them, illuminating even one other person." These days, an anonymous confession of a poor student at Tsinghua University has been circulating on the Internet, which has moved a large number of people.
From studying on the T35 train with a small horse and squeezing a ticket of 70 yuan, to eating four kinds of vegetarian dishes for dinner ranging from 50 yuan to 1 yuan, and then going to the teaching building or library every night before returning to the dormitory. Bottles of free drinking water, "In the Tree Hole" records all the most daily chores for the poor students.
However, compared with the hardship memory left behind by the shyness of the pocket, the author pays more attention to the help and support from the school and society, and pays more attention to the little gains accumulated in the hard work.
Poverty is not a shame.
In the confession of a poor student at Tsinghua University, the line between the lines reveals the frankness and sincerity that he has always maintained in the face of poverty.
"Sages and sages have been poor and humble since ancient times, let alone my generation is lonely and straight." For a while, there is no need for self-pity; if you are rich today, you still have to drink water to think about the source.
Face life, firm beliefs, mature through ups and downs, and gain peace in the wind and rain are the attitudes that a person should have in life.
Only by cherishing every inch of time can we live out the thickness and breadth of life in life experience.
Anyone who has read "In the Tree Hole" will probably be impressed by the "two letters" mentioned in the article.
The two letters written by the author every year are intended to thank the companies and foundations that have funded him.
However, the letters are eloquent with three to five thousand words, and the content far exceeds the word "grateful."
Summarize the past year and list future plans-this letter is both a promise to funders and a reminder to yourself.
If there is no diligence every day, how can I be happy in my heart.
Only self-reliance and perseverance are the best gratitude and feedback to funders.
In other words, self-improvement is more important than gratitude.
Of course, "In the Tree Hole" is not just for people who were once poor.
If you do not try to tolerate and accept the poor, people who have never experienced poverty may not be able to truly learn to face this diverse society.
In that confession, it was especially touching that in the freshman year of university, the students actually knew that the author did not go to the class tour because he saved money.
But everyone did not expose the truth, nor did they "raise funds" to help the author pay the bill.
Because the students understand how important self-esteem is to an underdog.
This moving plot reminds us to be more considerate and patient with people in embarrassment.
Only by understanding their inner needs can they truly help them move towards a new world.
Finally, I want to say, don’t forget why the author wrote "In the Tree Hole".
Because he "sees some of the students who are receiving national grants lavishly, and also sees that some of them don't seem to be difficult"; he "sees a lot of awards from the school, but he doesn't even want to write a thank-you letter, and feels very troublesome." classmate".
Compared with poverty, bad thoughts and behaviors are pathological, which requires people to always consider themselves and self-discipline.
Don't forget, repay the society with struggle; don't forget, there are still people who need your help.
(Yang Bo)