The Zhengzhou man who picked up 10,000 yuan in cash from a broken table on the roadside chose to pick up the money instead. Have you ever had this experience?

Recently, Wang Zhongci, a rag seller in Zhengzhou, Henan, has been well known and praised by people. It is reported that on the way to sell rags, the uncle saw a table when he passed two trash cans. He originally planned to take the table with him to sell, but unexpectedly discovered that there was an envelope placed in the small table. The old man from Zhengzhou was shocked when he opened the envelope. There was a stack of hundred-yuan bills inside. Faced with this huge sum of money, the old man from Zhengzhou did not think about taking the money and leaving. Instead, he immediately asked the surrounding people and found nearby patrol personnel to help call the police. After a final count by the police, the envelope contained 12,000 yuan.

More than 10,000 RMB may not be a lot, but for poor families or elderly people with little financial resources, it can undoubtedly take a long time. Faced with this huge sum of money, the uncle did not think about keeping it privately, but chose to find the owner as soon as possible and call the police. It is really admirable. According to Uncle Zhengzhou, he has a fixed retirement salary and cannot take other people's money. Moreover, he is a party member and must set a good example.

In this greedy society, there are not many people who are not tempted by money. I think this has something to do with family upbringing. When I was young, my mother and I once picked up money on the way to the market. It was hidden in a cigarette box and wrapped in a plastic bag. As a child, my first thought was that with this money I could buy a lot of delicious candies and a lot of toys. But my mother taught me not to ask for the money, but to learn how to pick up the money and not to be easily fooled by money. Later, my mother and I went to the nearby public security bureau and handed it over to the police uncle. The moment we were praised by the police uncle, I suddenly felt happier than picking up money.

Perhaps handing it over to the police will not be 100% able to find the real owner, but if the money is very important to a family, returning it to the original owner can be considered a good deed. , with a clear conscience! If it were you, would you choose to pick up the money or keep it privately?