In this fast-paced society, everyone is moving fast on their own tracks, but there are some warm stories that can still make us slow down for a moment and feel the humanity behind it. Recently, a video circulated on the Internet, which not only sparked a strong resonance, but also brought the special group of "three genera" into the public eye again.
The main character of the video is a boy named Shodou who is misunderstood by the driver while using his preferential pass to ride the bus. The preferential treatment card not only gives material convenience, but also a kind of social respect and psychological comfort for the victim's family. The boy's father was a soldier who died in the line of duty, and as a 12-year-old child, he carries the memory of his father and the responsibility to his family.
In the eyes of the child, this card is not a simple means of transportation, it represents the contribution of the father to the country, and the price paid by the family for the loss of a pillar. Although the bus driver's questioning made him feel aggrieved, Xiaodou chose to express his feelings to his mother in a mature way instead of arguing loudly in public. This not only shows the strength he was forced to learn at a young age, but also reflects his deep admiration for his father and his understanding of society.
The spread of this story is not intended to blame the driver, but to make society more understanding and concerned about the "three genus" family. The official retweet of Chinese veterans emphasized the significance of the preferential treatment card, which belongs not only to retired soldiers, but also to the bereaved families of martyrs and the families of soldiers who died in the line of duty.
By retweeting this video, we hope that more people can understand the profound meaning behind this preferential treatment card. Let's pass on this respect and love together, and give warmth and strength to those families who have given silently. This article in today's headlines is to spread the warmth of society and deep respect for the heroic family.