There are three factual arguments and three logical arguments about "due diligence".

1.An Italian-American immigrant in the early 20th century once wrote a brilliant stroke for the spiritual history of mankind. His name is Frank, and he opened a small bank through hard savings. But a bank robbery led to his unusual experience. He went bankrupt and the depositors lost their savings. When he brought up his wife and four children from scratch, he decided to repay this astronomical deposit. Everyone advised him, "Why did you do this? You are not responsible for this matter. " But he replied, "yes, legally, maybe I didn't, but morally, I have a responsibility and I should pay back the money."

Five-year-old Hank went to work in the forest with his father, mother and brother. Suddenly it began to rain, but they only brought a poncho.

Dad gave the poncho to mom, mom gave it to my brother, and my brother gave it to Hank.

Hank asked, "Why did my father give it to my mother, my mother gave it to my brother and my brother gave it to me?" "

Dad replied, "Because dad is better than mom, mom is better than brother, and brother is better than you. We all protect the weak. "

Hank looked around and ran to spread the poncho on a delicate flower swaying in the wind and rain.

This story tells us that the real strong person is not necessarily a powerful person or a rich person, but how much he helps others.

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

Although responsibility is sometimes boring, those who fail to perform it can only be cowards and complete waste.

3. Charles VI? 1 James? 6? 1 fox is a famous British politician. He won high praise from the political circles for "keeping his word".

When Fox was a child, once, Fox's father planned to tear down the small pavilion in the garden and build a bigger one. Fox is curious about dismantling the pavilion. He wanted to see for himself how the workers demolished the pavilion. He asked his father to call him when he opened the pavilion. Fox happened to be away from home for a few days. He repeatedly begged his father not to open the pavilion until he came back. Fox's father said perfunctorily, "All right! Open the pavilion when you come back. "

A few days later, when the fox came home, he found that the old pavilion had been torn down. Fox is very sad. At breakfast, Fox whispered to his father, "You don't keep your word!" " "The father felt very strange and said," doesn't this count? What doesn't count "It turns out that my father has long forgotten what he said a few days ago. After listening to his son, the old fox thought about it and decided to apologize to his son. He said to Fox seriously, "Dad is wrong! I should be responsible for what I said! "

So the old fox called the workers and asked them to build a pavilion exactly the same as the original one in the original place. Then, in front of the little fox, he demolished the "old pavilion" and showed him how the workers dismantled the pavilion.

Later, the old fox always said, "Keeping your word and being responsible for your words are more precious than having money!" "

Whether parents are responsible for their words and deeds will directly affect their children's character and conduct.