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      It was the first day of our camping trip. I was going to the forest to collect some wood with my friends when the night suddenly came...

     While we were collecting woods, we heard a loud noise. Because it was very dark, we couldn't know what was that noise and where did it come from. Later, we saw a strange creature which was moving forward to us. Quickly, all of us have run away. I was running very fast without knowing where am I running. A moment later, I have just realized that I was lost.

     Although I was lost, I kept calm. I was still keeping the woods in my hand so I setted up campfire which was protecting me from the wild animals. I was trying to survive through the night and find my way back to my friends's place. But I didn't do it alone, I did it with my new friend - a wild wolf. While I was lying down near the fire, that wolf came near me. At first, I worried about it was going to attack me but fortunately it was a friendly animal.

     When the morning came, the wolf used my smell to find my way back to my friend's place. Guess what? I found my friends as well as our camping instructor easily. I feel grateful to that wolf. And this was the most amazing trip I've ever tried.

(những từ mình in đậm bao gồm "just" và các trạng từ)

            -Minhh-

The story of a pure and serious teacher at Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry, was hit with acid by students. But lying on the hospital bed, teacher Dang Huu Dung texted: "Give him a way if he can repent". The forgiving words of a teacher, a lifelong devoted teacher with the profession contain love and are very educational. In that noble heart, clearly there is also the wisdom of "if he can repent". Forgiveness is not the same as weakness of the AQ style - the "spiritual victory spell" that Lu Tan once criticized. Only forgiving those who repent like Mr. Dung's way is the right message.
It can be said that Han Tin of the Chinese nation, teacher Dang Huu Dung and the whole Vietnamese nation have "written words on the sand" - a beautiful metaphor of altruism. As postpartum, we cannot help but learn those shining examples to make this life more meaningful and lovable and each of us can enjoy happiness, enjoy the serenity of the terrifying accident of time. and fragility of human life. Forgive: a noble lesson! Indeed, human hands are too small, but happiness is too fragile. Altruism - one of the ways that leads us to meet happiness.
In addition to living forgiving, gratitude creates human beautiful traits. To record someone's credit, in the old days people used to
stele to educate contemporaries and post-mortal people about gratitude. Since then, "Writing words on stone" has become a cultural beauty of each ethnic group, including Vietnam. Our ancestors' media taught that "when drinking water, remember its source"; "Remember those who planted the fruit". Gratitude makes beauty in the personality and quality of each person.
Central folklore has a story that is both true and fable: The story tells that a woodcutter who walked through a forest saw an elephant growing miserably in a large, deep and muddy hole. Looking at its pleading eyes and the nozzle, he knew it was asking for help. The woodcutter cut down many trees and thrown leaves to support the elephant. Struggling for half a day, he finally saved the poor elephant. Half a month later, when he woke up one morning, he found that his house was full of fresh potatoes and bunch of paintings (thatched grass: used for roofing). Not all surprised, he also discovered the elephant footprints printed on the ground. I understand. It turns out that an elephant has meaning.
Traces of the painful past of the war have passed, anywhere in this painful land, we can also see the memorial of the children of the country who fell for the survival of the nation: martyrs hero - because the country forgot its body. Standing in front of those monuments, we cannot help but bow our heads. Because the media of the nation has taught us a lesson about gratitude.
It can be affirmed that altruism and gratitude lift our hearts from mediocrity. These are the factors that make the spiritual life become serene and noble. Those who use hatred as a cause of life only embrace suffering and loneliness. Ungrateful people will be separated from everyone and only their friends will be alone. The little story up there is a moral richness. It is always a precious treasure for each of us when entering life.