Composition of the little clay figurine

On my desk, there are a pair of very beautiful little clay figurines. This little clay figurine has attracted many people's attention, but as long as you look closely, you will find that a little clay figurine's leg is broken, but it is only glued. However, I learned a lot from this broken little clay figurine. ......

It was a Saturday night, and my mother and I passed a handicraft shop, which was brightly lit and filled with all kinds of exquisite handicrafts. At that time, I was fascinated by a pair of beautiful little clay figurines. What a good clay figurine! The image is too vivid, if only I could have a pair! But a pair costs 50 yuan, which is too expensive! You can definitely touch it for free. So I couldn't help touching it a few times, but when I reached back, I accidentally knocked over the little clay figurine. There was a bang, and the little clay figurine fell to the ground and broke a leg. I feel terrible. At this time, the waiter realized that as long as I put the little clay figurine back, how could I do that as a young pioneer? At this time, my mother came over and saw the clay figurine in my hand. I quickly explained: "I didn't do it!" "Mom didn't say anything. Instead, I went to the counter to pay for the little clay figurine. I'm so sad, tears keep rolling in my eyes. Unexpectedly, instead of criticizing me, my mother tolerated me: "Don't be sad, no one will make mistakes. As long as you know your mistakes, correct them and be an honest and upright person, you will be fine. "Moreover, clay figurines are valuable, and honesty is priceless!"

My mother's tolerance made me realize: "Sometimes the moral shock brought by tolerance is stronger than punishment." Now every time I see the little clay figurine in the window, what my mother said to me will ring in my ear, urging me to be an honest and responsible person at all times!

Just go back, but as a young pioneer, how can I do this? At this time, my mother came over and saw the clay figurine in my hand. I quickly explained: "I didn't do it!" "Mom didn't say anything. Instead, I went to the counter to pay for the little clay figurine. I'm so sad, tears keep rolling in my eyes. Unexpectedly, instead of criticizing me, my mother tolerated me: "Don't be sad, no one will make mistakes. As long as you know your mistakes, correct them and be an honest and upright person, you will be fine. "Moreover, clay figurines are valuable, and honesty is priceless!"

My mother's tolerance made me realize: "Sometimes the moral shock brought by tolerance is stronger than punishment." Now every time I see the little clay figurine in the window, what my mother said to me will ring in my ear, urging me to be an honest and responsible person at all times!