Teacher Luo Xiang said that he had never been able to understand how Kong Rong had given up the pears, why did Kong Rong's moral standards be so high? Why couldn't he Luo Xiang do it? Unless he had eaten enough to give the pears to others.
Augustine tells the story of stealing pears in his "Confessions", when he was a child, he went with a group of children to steal pears, not to eat, but to eat a few bites and throw them into the pigsty for the pigs to eat. "I enjoy the thrill of stealing," he said. ”
Luo Xiang asked, "Which story do you think is more real? Kong Rong makes the pear more real, or is Augustine stealing the pear more real?"
He said he felt it was more real for Augustine to steal pears. Because he himself was not a good child when he was a child, and relied on the strict discipline of his parents. If his parents hadn't beaten him, if his parents hadn't left him alone, he wouldn't have achieved anything today.
He lamented: "Freedom must be restricted, otherwise freedom becomes indulgence." ”
Listening to Mr. Luo Xiang share Augustine's story, as well as his own experiences and feelings, I think of a series of juvenile delinquency incidents that have occurred in recent years, and I feel a lot of emotion!
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