On April 14, 1912, the night surrounded by icebergs in the North Atlantic Ocean was pitch black, and when you looked up at the sky and starlight, it seemed unusually cold to the bone.
The Titanic was about to sink, no music, no fireworks, no Jack and Ruth, only heart-wrenching cries for help around.
Strauss and his wife, the founder of The world's richest man at the time, Astor IV, and the world's second-richest Man, American Macy's, were also on board.
"Hurry up, I promise no one will object to an old man like you getting on board..." The crew almost begged.
"I would never get into a lifeboat before any other man..." Strauss replied firmly. After saying that, he took Mrs. Ida's hand, staggered to the rattan chair on the deck and sat down, snuggling with each other and waiting for the last moment to come.
Before that, Mrs. Ida had left the precious lifeboat position to a young maid and left her fur coat. "I'll never need it again," he said, and walked over to Mr. Strauss.
This is the real Titanic incident.
What is chivalry? What is nobility?
They are all extremely rich and invincible, but they have the blood of the knights who wielded horses and helped the weak and the weak, and practiced the noble chivalry with their lives.
The first article of the Knight's Manifesto reads, "I will be kind to the weak."
