Ask me! ! "Reader" is a story about an old man suffering from cancer and a little girl. The little girl uses white lies to help the old man survive the danger.

Sophie Montena is a musical genius. When she was 3 years old, she imitated playing a TV commercial song on a miniature xylophone. Her parents had to persuade and coax her to carry her from the high piano stool to the dining table. Her parents worked in China and often told her the story of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf". Teach her to be honest and not tell lies. Montena is smart and hard-working. When she was 14 years old, she actually developed calluses on her fingers while practicing Beethoven's "Symphony of Destiny". In the winter when I was 15 years old, the weather was very cold, and I got pneumonia because I insisted on going to piano lessons in the snowstorm at night.

She was admitted to Hanover Hospital. On the left side of the hospital bed is a female teacher, and on the right side is an old lady with low education. The daughter of a female teacher is a doctor. Mother's medical records are always kept closely.

One day, when her daughter was not around, the little nurse unexpectedly sent the ECT (enhanced CT) diagnostic report to the female teacher in a confused manner. She saw the report saying: Hepatocellular carcinoma (abbreviation for cancer) is in the advanced stage. This is undoubtedly a death sentence. She covered her face and cried, fell on the bed and never got up. Due to a mental breakdown, he passed away half a month later. Montena was very shocked - a fact actually accelerated the patient's death process because it was truly conveyed to the patient. The story of "crying wolf" is absolutely forbidden here. Mother said to Montena: "Patients must also be ethical: first, it is best not to ask about the patient's disease. Second, even if you understand, you must not tell the patient - because many of the people hospitalized there have cancer. Patient, this is a fatal disease."

The female teacher who lived in the left bed left, leaving the old woman living on the right side of Montena panicked. The old woman asked the doctor every day what her illness was and whether she had to be carried out from the back door of the hospital covered with a white cloth. The doctor told her it was pneumonia, but she sneaked into the nurse's duty room in the middle of the night and stole her medical records. She calls out to "wake up" Montena, who pretends to be asleep. The medical record reads: Central type Ca in the lower lobe of the right lung. "What kind of disease is Ca?" the old lady asked. Montena was embarrassed for a moment. She hasn't told a lie in 15 years. What should I do now? It's so embarrassing to lie to an old woman. She had an idea and thought of a life-saving straw: "Ah, by the way, there is calcium in your lungs. You had tuberculosis in the past, but now it has become calcified." The old lady was dubious: "Then why am I still coughing up blood?" "Didn't the doctor tell you that? "A little bit pneumonia, just like me." "Little girl, is Ca the calcium? You are not lying to me?" "Of course, look, there is evidence -" Montena opened the periodic table of elements in the chemistry textbook and pointed. She showed the Ca on it to the old woman: "Look, this is the internationally accepted periodic table of elements. Ca is there, and it is the abbreviation of calcium. Can textbooks still deceive people?" The old woman stared at Montena's innocent and trustworthy figure. eyes, hugging the angel of the announcement tightly and crying.

The old woman had a good night's sleep, but Montena never closed her eyes all night--the old woman snored like thunder all night long because she had no thought burden. The next day, Montena asked the old woman about her snoring. The old woman said: "Am I snoring again? Hi! I haven't slept so sweetly for a long time! You won't ask grandma to wear a mask to sleep tonight, right?" Montena listened. The old lady said such humorous words that she could hardly stand upright with laughter. The old woman took the initiative to admit to the nurse that she had made a mistake in stealing medical records. The nurse looked at the old woman in surprise. She wondered why this patient was still so optimistic or even happy when he understood that he had cancer.

Montana secretly told the lie she had made to the nurse, and the nurse hugged Montena and said, "Thank you, thank you."

The doctor lied that the old woman's lung infection had expanded and gave her She had the cancerous lung lobe removed. To the surprise of all the doctors and nurses, within a month, the old lady recovered and was discharged from the hospital. In order to thank Montena for her well-founded and seamless beautiful lies, her eldest daughter is willing to accept this clever little girl as her student - giving Montena piano lessons on a voluntary basis. Montena was shocked when she learned the name of the new teacher! She is Germany's most famous pianist Anne-Sophie Mutter!

Famous teachers give birth to great apprentices, and Montena’s acting skills quickly became “home”. Last year she recorded her first CD of her own performances, which quickly sold out. On this day, this 18-year-old pure and beautiful female pianist continued to practice for 5 hours every day. Recently, a second CD composed by teacher Anne and performed by herself was recorded and released. The album is called "Beautiful Lies".

The old lady listened to the record, clapped her hands, shook her head, and asked in confusion: "Why can't I hear the beauty of this lie?"

Anne used this to Montena. With a look and a sly smile: "Mom, listen carefully, this beauty is in the colorful music and in the human heart!"