A 400-word composition on China's moral education story

Recently, I have watched The Story of Chinese Moral Education many times. There are many short stories, such as Kong Rong letting pears, Li Mian burying gold and Guo Jiting waiting. Among them, the story that impressed me the most was "Jar Deer Milk", which made me very educated and inspired. Zanzi was a Lu native of the Zhou Dynasty. When he was very young, his parents were all blind because of an accidental fire, and the burden of family life fell on him as a child. Scorpions have to go up the mountain to cut wood, make a fire and sell charcoal every day, and they are exhausted every day. His incomparable filial piety to his parents deeply touched me. Zanzi showed his filial piety to his parents to the extreme through his cleverness, courage and fearlessness. When he learned from the hunter that deer milk could cure his parents' eye diseases, he disguised himself as a deer, sneaked into the deer every day to learn to run and jump, and then got up and continued to practice after falling. I don't know how many times he was injured. His intelligence, courage and hard work touched the hunter and me. Zanzi's filial piety is a great love. He loves not only his parents, but also nature. He loves everything in nature, and he loves every small animal in nature. Although Zanzi knows from hunters that deer milk can cure eye diseases, he never hurts deer, and hunters are not allowed to hurt deer. The behavior of protecting deer from hunters regardless of their own safety finally touched the hunter's heart deeply, made the hunter realize the harm his behavior did to nature, and finally put down the bow and arrow that hurt animals forever and joined the ranks of protecting nature. Scorpion cured the injured deer, and the deer was moved. The deer accepted the scorpion and became good friends with it. Scorpion finally cured his parents' eye diseases with deer milk donated by the deer who took the initiative to come to the door. Zanzi's love for nature was rewarded by mother deer. The story of deer milk with prickly heat made me deeply understand that filial piety to parents is not only to keep good health, but also to be kind to nature. Nature, like our parents, loves nature and all living things between heaven and earth, and it is also a filial piety to Mother Nature.