What are some examples of morals in life?

Kong Rong let the pear.

Kong Rong, the word Wenju, Shandong Qufu people in the Eastern Han Dynasty, is the twentieth grandson of Confucius, his grandfather Kong Shang was Juilu governor, his father is Taishan Lieutenant Kong Zu .

Kong Rong's biography records that when Kong Rong was four years old, he and his brother ate pears and always took the smaller ones. He was asked why he did that. He replied, "A child eats a small amount of food, it is logical to take the small one."

Moral:

This story tells people that public order and morals should be observed in all things. These are moral truisms that should be known at a young age.

It is a true story of Kong Rong, a literary scholar at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in ancient China, which teaches people that they should observe public order and good morals in everything. In the Three Character Classic, "At the age of four, Rong was able to give up a pear".