Once upon a time, there was an old woman in her eighties, whose son had committed suicide many years ago due to business failure, and this blow kept her spirit from recovering. The old woman refused to accept the fact that her son had passed away, and went to the nearby post office every day to collect the "filial piety fee" deposited by her son, which was a kind of sustenance and comfort for her.
This story takes place in Taichung City, Taiwan, China, where an old woman goes to the post office in the Eastern District every day to withdraw the "filial piety fee" deposited by her son. Among them, a senior inspector couldn't bear to see the old woman so sad, and would provide her with a remittance of 3,000 Taiwan dollars every month. However, the patrolman was later sent to other police stations, and the post office decided to continue this "white lie" until the old woman's death not long ago.
According to Taiwan's Liberty Times, the touching story actually happened many years ago, when a volunteer from a post office uploaded the story to the Internet, and recently attracted the attention of netizens. After receiving the notification that year, the post office asked the patrol to deal with this case of serving the people. At that time, the old woman took an expired passbook to withdraw 100 yuan, but the post office told her that the passbook was invalid and that there was no balance in the account. However, the old woman insisted that her son would give her pocket money every month and refused to leave. In desperation, the staff of the post office turned to the police for help.
After careful questioning, it was discovered that the old woman lived alone in the neighborhood, and her son died ten years ago due to business failure. The old woman was devastated by this, and her mental state was not very good. In order to soothe the old woman's psychological wounds, Xun Zuo took the initiative to suggest that 3,000 yuan be deposited at the counter every month, and asked the staff of the post office to help the old woman withdraw money every day. He also praised the old woman's son for his filial piety, and especially told him not to let the old woman know about this good deed.
However, as the patrol was deployed elsewhere, he told the post office that it might not be able to continue to provide petty cash. This act of kindness lasted for about half a year, and it was not until the old woman died not long ago that the post office stopped this "white lie".
This story has deeply touched people's hearts and attracted widespread attention and discussion. It shows the kindness of the individual and the love for others, but also reflects the fragility of human nature and the desire for family affection.
All in all, this touching story reminds us that we need to cherish life, but also to give more love and help to others. We should strive to build a more caring and warm society that provides support and care for everyone. Governments, social institutions, and individuals should all work together to contribute to solving similar social problems. Let's stop letting loneliness creep in, but unite to build a better society together.