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A few years ago, I traveled to Washington, D.C. I came to Washington for sightseeing. I saw many treasures of our country and many of our compatriots in the street. I also saw many citizens-unfortunate people. Unfortunately, some of them are like beggars and vagrants. Standing outside the Ronald Reagan Center is standing outside the Ronald Reagan Center. I heard a voice say, I heard a voice, "Can you help me?" Can you help me? When I turned around, when I looked back, I saw an elderly blind woman holding out her hand. I saw an elderly blind lady reach out her hand out of natural reaction. I put my hand in my pocket, I put my hand in my pocket and took it out. I put all my change in her hand without even looking at her. She took out all my change without looking at her. I was declared buried by a beggar. I was angry to be disturbed by beggars, but the blind girl smiled and said, "But the blind girl smiled. Then say I don't want your money. I don't want your money. I just need help finding the post office. " I just need you to help me find the post office right away. Suddenly I realized what I had done. I realized what I was doing. I act with prejudice. I am troubled by prejudice-I judge another person only because I am sure of what she must be. I simply judge what she should do. I hate what I see in myself. I hate my own opinions. This incident reawakened my core beliefs. This incident once again awakened my last belief, which was redefined as my belief in humility. It makes me humbly believe that even if I lose it again. Even if I forget myself in an instant, I just forget that I am an immigrant and I left Honduras. The United States and arrived in the United States at the age of 15. I left Honduras at the age of 15 and came to America. I started my new life with two suitcases, my brother and sister. And a strong, ignorant mother. I started a new life here with two boxes, my brothers and sisters and my strong and clever mother. Over the years, I have worked as a dishwasher, a roofer, a cashier, a mechanic and a pizza driver, and many other menial jobs. Pizza delivery man and many other menial jobs, even I became a network engineer. Finally, I became a network engineer in my own life. In my own world, I have experienced many biased public actions. I have experienced many biased behaviors myself. I remember when I was 0/7 years old, I was a restaurant worker, and I heard a father tell his little son that if he didn't behave well in school, he would die like me. I heard a father say to his children,' If you behave well in school, you will be like him (only I am a waiter)', and I also witnessed the same treatment of family and friends. I've seen families in the same situation. Or a friend, so I know what it's like, so I know what it's like. I should know better. But now, living in my American middle-class lifestyle, it is easy to forget my past, who I am, where I have been and where I want to go. But now that I'm used to the life of the American middle class, it's easy to forget what I used to be and where I've been, and it's easy to lose my target, the blind girl on the street in Washington, DC. It cured me of feeling blind. She reminded me that I believe in humility and always keep my eyes and mind open. She reminded me to believe in humility. Always keep your eyes open and your heart open. By the way, I helped the lady go to the post office. While writing this article, I wish to thank her for the priceless treasure she gave me. By the way, I helped the lady go to the post office before writing this article. I want to thank her for giving me a meaningful lesson. (It's priceless to me)