Kong Rong let the pear story let me understand what the truth!

The story of Kong Rong letting the pear makes me realize that we should learn from Kong Rong from childhood and develop the habit of respecting the old and loving the young, and it also tells people that we should tolerate each other and not only think of ourselves but not others.

A moral education story that has been passed down through the centuries in China, this story tells people that they should abide by public order and morals in everything. These are moral truisms that should be known at a young age. The ancients attached great importance to moral common sense. Moral common sense is the basic content of enlightenment education and is integrated into all aspects of daily life and learning.

The Story of Kong Rong Letting Pear

When Kong Rong was a child, there were five older brothers and one younger brother in his family.

One day, the family ate pears. A plate of pears was put in front of everyone, and the older brother let the younger brother take it first. Guess what kind of pear Kong Rong took? He didn't pick a good one, he didn't pick a big one, he just took the smallest one. Dad saw, heart is very happy: do not look at this child is only four years old, but also really understand miles. So he deliberately asked Kong Rong: "There are so many pears, and let you take them first, why don't you take the big one, only the smallest one?"

Kong Rong replied, "I am young, I should take the smallest one; leave the big one for my brother to eat."

Father asked him again, "You have a younger brother, isn't he even younger than you?"

Kong Rong said, "I am older than my brother; I am the older brother; I should leave the big one for my brother to eat."

See how well Kong Rong spoke. When his father heard this, he laughed out loud, "Good boy, good boy, what a good boy."

Kong Rong was four years old and knew to let the pear. He let his elder brother on top and his younger brother on the bottom. Everyone praised him.