"Good deeds are not big or small, but the heart is the yardstick to measure goodness."
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Quan Hongchan, this name once became famous overnight at the Tokyo Olympics, at the age of 14, she won the gold medal with her impeccable diving performance and became a little hero in the hearts of the people of the whole country.
However, after becoming famous, Quan Hongchan was not carried away by honor.
She still maintains a pure and kind heart and uses her meager strength to give back to her hometown, however, this kindness has caused an Internet storm.
Recently, Quan Hongchan donated 5,000 yuan to help repair the bridge in her hometown, which was originally an ordinary and warm thing, but it was ridiculed by many people on the Internet for the small amount of donations, and some voices even thought that the Olympic champion donated 5,000 yuan to be "childish".
This makes one wonder how the meaning of good deeds should be measured.
Quan Hongchan has won the world's attention since the Tokyo Olympics with her extraordinary diving skills and tenacious willpower.
Her almost perfect entry angle and diving without a splash left a deep impression on the global audience.
However, behind this 14-year-old girl, there is a family that is not wealthy.
Her mother was ill all the year round, and the family's financial situation was very poor.
Because of this, the young Quan Hongchan has shouldered more responsibilities than her peers.
Her success is not only due to talent, but also to hard training and strong belief.
After she became famous, Quan Hongchan's life changed a lot.
She has become the focus of various public welfare activities, and often expresses her concern for the society in her own way.
The donation for the repair of the bridge in his hometown was originally out of sincerity, but unexpectedly, such a good deed sparked a heated online discussion.
Some netizens believe that Quan Hongchan, as an Olympic champion, donating 5,000 yuan seems "childish", after all, many celebrities donate hundreds of thousands or millions at every turn, and in comparison, the 5,000 yuan does seem "insignificant".
However, behind such voices, do they reflect our prejudice against the public good? Is the significance of donations really measured by the amount of money? On the other side of the network, many netizens also stood up to defend Quan Hongchan.
They pointed out that Quan Hongchan is just a child, and at the age of 14, she has done this, which is already very remarkable.
Her donation behavior should not be picked on the amount of money at all, the important thing is this heart.
This discussion about good deeds and money has aroused more people's thinking about the nature of public welfare.
In fact, the 5,000 yuan donated by Quan Hongchan is not a small amount that can be thrown away for her.
Despite her great success at the Olympics, her family background was not wealthy, and she did not have long to become famous.
This donation may be insignificant for those who donate millions at every turn, but for Quan Hongchan's family background and her own economic situation, 5,000 yuan is already a lot of money.
Especially when her family has just begun to improve, it is already a rare act of kindness to be willing to use this money to help build bridges in her hometown.
From another point of view, we should not ignore that Quan Hongchan's good deeds should not be measured by money.
The essence of philanthropy is to help others, not to compare the amount of money.
As some netizens pointed out, those who criticize Quan Hongchan for donating too little, have they contributed anything to society and their hometown? Each of us has different abilities, and how much to donate is not the most important thing, the key is whether we are willing to take action and whether we have a heart that is willing to give back to society.
The meaning of public welfare is that everyone does their best, not to measure the value of good deeds by cold numbers.
Quan Hongchan's donation incident just reveals some prejudices against good deeds in the current society.
On the Internet, more and more people use money as the standard to measure everything, especially when it comes to celebrities or public figures, and the amount of donations seems to be the only basis for judging their "sincerity".
Those who are habitually critical often ignore the true spirit of public welfare: that is, no matter how much you donate, the key is to be willing to give, not to sit idly by.
Every heart should be cherished, not ridiculed.
Throughout Quan Hongchan's growth process, she has stepped onto the world stage step by step from an unknown little girl, and has experienced unimaginable hardships for ordinary people.
In order to treat her mother's illness, she almost gave up her childhood and devoted all her energy to diving training.
Those hard training days and days eventually led to a blockbuster at the Olympics.
Even after her great success, she still maintains that simplicity and kindness.
This donation is just a small gesture for her to give back to her hometown, but it is full of warmth and sincerity.
In the online comment area, the voices supporting Quan Hongchan also occupy the majority.
"She's just a child, and it's amazing to have this heart."
"It doesn't matter how much you donate, what matters is that she has the heart to do it."
"5,000 yuan is not a small amount for us ordinary people, and Quan Hongchan's actions deserve respect."
These comments are not only defending Quan Hongchan, but also reminding us that the essence of public welfare lies in the heart, not money.
Quan Hongchan's good deeds are the true embodiment of her personality charm.
As a 14-year-old, she not only carries the burden of her family, but also gives back to society in her own way as an Olympic champion.
This sense of responsibility and love is enough to move people.
Instead of criticizing her for the amount of her donation, we should see more of her contribution to her hometown.
Everything she does is her sincere return to her hometown and society.
Looking back on Quan Hongchan's performance on the field, it is not difficult to see her tenacity and hard work all the time.
At the Paris Olympics, she won the gold medal with an almost perfect performance, and the lightness and precision of her leap into the water are still impressive.
And her success is inseparable from the hard work behind it.
Her story tells us that achievement is not a momentary halo, but perseverance and a sense of responsibility to family and society.
Now, she uses her little savings to return to her hometown, which is a true embodiment of this sense of responsibility.
In this donation turmoil, we should pay more attention to the kindness and innocence conveyed by Quan Hongchan.
She was not carried away by fame and fortune, but always maintained her concern and gratitude for her hometown.
Such a move should not be the object of questioning, but should be an example for us to learn from.
Finally, I would like to interact with you: what do you think is the true meaning of philanthropy? Is it the amount of donation, or is it the heart behind the care for the society?
In this age of material supremacy, have we overemphasized the importance of money and neglected the essence of good deeds? I hope you can share your views in the comment area, and also send your blessings to loving children like Quan Hongchan.
We look forward to your interaction and let's discuss how to better understand and practice philanthropy.