Hey, that hero, come and help them
Michael Chen
"Hey, that hero, come and help them!"
“Why? Because they need help!"
"Why you? Because your name is: HERO."
"Why not me? Because I don't want to be the hero!"
In our society, in many situations, we used to wait others doing things, because they'll be praised and we think it's almost their duty to do so. When we start arguing about our-self helping those people who really need, we used to convince our-self to forget about it by simply saying:"I don't care of being the hero".
May be the term "helping others"is not clear enough, it's put it in this way——let's argue about "Charity"
Charity plays a incredible important role in human society, but not many people are involved in it. There are people living in an extreme poor ness and for one reason or another, they almost can't keep themselves or their family alive.
Whenever people do something, is normal to think at what they are going to get back from it. For us,other people's words do not weight much, in fact, the starting point should be ourselves! When you are helping someone you are also making yourselves happy, you will smile without even noticing, you will feel a great satisfaction you've never experienced before.
You might say:"I don't have enough money too". Well, let me ask you a question:Can happiness be evaluated with money? More money is able to do many more things but in this case, it does not work that well, this means that donating more than what you could donate will not make you feel happier than what you could have felt. Do what you can, make yourself a favor by simply donate fifty cents over the twenty euro you had. If more and more people gets involved with it, even by giving only a little effort, changes won't be little.
Charity is made for normal people and that's the only way it works well.
"Hey friend, I can't do much, hope this euro I can give you will make you feel a bit better, my friends will help you as well, later..."