Quotations and stories about responsibility

Responsibility

Responsibility is not a sweet word, it is only as cold as a rock. When a person truly becomes a member of society, responsibility is no longer a gift of adulthood. Unconsciously it fell on his shoulders. It is a child that you always have to give everything to take care of. And what it gives you is often just pain in the soul and body. Why should we bear such a cross? Because what it ultimately brings you is human dignity—the greatness of personality.

An Italian immigrant in the United States in the early 20th century wrote a brilliant and glorious chapter in the history of human spirituality. His name was Frank, and he opened a small bank through hard savings. But a bank robbery led to his extraordinary experience. He went bankrupt and the depositors lost their money. When he dragged his wife and four children from scratch, he decided to repay the astronomical sum of money. Everyone advised him: "Why are you doing this? You are not responsible for this." But he replied: "Yes, legally, maybe I don't, but morally, I have a responsibility, and I should Pay back the money."

The price of repayment was thirty-nine years of hard life. When he sent the last "debt", he sighed: "Now I am finally debt-free." He used. A lifetime of hard work and sweat fulfilled his responsibilities and left a real wealth to the world.

The existence of responsibility is a test left by God to the world. Many people fail to pass this test and run away; many people bear it and wear crowns of thorns; those who run away change over time. Disappeared, leaving no trace in the world; those who endured it will also disappear, but they are still alive, and their spirit makes them immortal.

We all know that child who refuses to go home even after dark and stands on the roadside crying. Because he had to stand guard, the other children had already dispersed, but he would rather stand and cry because it was his responsibility.

May all our children have such a heart, where responsibility grows from an early age.

May all of us carry a sense of responsibility on the road of life, and let life exude a faint, golden brilliance.

It is always harder to transform yourself than to ban others. ——Lu Xun

We cannot all serve the motherland in the same way. Everyone should do their best according to their talents. —— Goethe

For a person, what is expected is nothing else, but that he can go all out and devote himself to a good cause. —— Einstein

We are the masters of the country and should always think about the country. ——Lei Feng

The purpose of all human efforts is to obtain happiness. —— Owen

Everyone should have this confidence: I can bear the responsibilities that people can bear; I can also bear the responsibilities that people cannot bear. In this way, you can temper yourself, seek higher knowledge and enter a higher realm.

——Lincoln Beauty

In life, you must know the pain of being responsible before you can know the joy of fulfilling responsibility.

——Liang Qichao China

If a person does not have enthusiasm, he will achieve nothing, and the basis of enthusiasm is responsibility.

——Leo Tolstoy

Story

Five-year-old Hank went to work in the forest with his parents, brothers, and suddenly fell down. It started to rain, but they only brought a poncho.

My father gave the poncho to my mother, my mother gave it to my brother, and my brother gave it to Hank.

Hank asked: "Why did dad give it to mom, mom gave it to brother, and brother gave it to me?"

Dad replied: "Because dad is stronger than mom, My mother is stronger than my brother, and my brother is stronger than you."

Hank looked around, then ran over and held up his poncho to block it from fluttering in the wind. On the delicate little flowers.

This story tells us that a truly strong man is not necessarily how powerful or rich he is, but how helpful he is to others.

Responsibility allows us to complete things, and love allows us to do things well.

We should not waste our lives, we should be able to say: "I have done what I can do." - Marie Curie

Society is like a boat, everyone must Be prepared to take the helm. ——Ibsen

It is always easier to transform yourself than to forbid others. ——Lu Xun

We cannot all serve the motherland in the same way. Everyone should do their best according to their talents. —— Goethe

For a person, what is expected is nothing else, but that he can go all out and devote himself to a good cause. —— Einstein

We are the masters of the country and should always think about the country. ——Lei Feng

The purpose of all human efforts is to obtain happiness.

—— Owen