Two women in Taizhou fought over a chicken. What kind of heart should life have?

Living in this world, I think everyone should be tolerant of many things and people and be broad-minded, but this does not mean that we should become timid and dare not resist others when being bullied by others. This is not broad-mindedness, nor tolerance, but weakness.

Every day in our life, we will encounter unequal things, big and small. Sometimes when we are at work or walking on the road, there is water on the roadside. Some people with good quality will drive slowly when they see someone next to them, but most people will drive directly regardless of whether anyone is in the water next to them. We can easily spill water everywhere. I have encountered many such things, not once or twice. If we don't learn to be tolerant and forgive others. And go to the police and say that someone spilled water on you with a car. This kind of thing is not illegal, and calling the police will not be useful. What's more, we don't have enough energy to deal with these little things. If we spend all our time on these things, do we still have to work? Without a job, we can't even eat enough, let alone consider our own dignity.

In daily life, it is normal to encounter many things that make you unhappy. Sometimes, when you are walking on the road, someone may accidentally step on your foot or bump into you, so others may apologize. Sometimes when you meet some arrogant people, you may have an argument and fight, just like the two people on this issue. Just because your chicken went to someone else's house to eat for a while, you will go to someone else's house to say something. Don't say whether she is right or not, you can drive the chicken away yourself, and you have to tell others. Then that person, too, obviously made a mistake and quarreled with others. Finally, for a chicken, I spent thousands of dollars on medical expenses, which was not worth the loss.

So in life, we should learn to be tolerant and broad-minded, not only to others, but also to ourselves.