A comparison between a dog-loving professor and his daughter. The professor once lost his dog and didn't want to feel the pain again, so he didn't want to have another dog. And because my daughter heard that she was a purebred, she couldn't wait to get another one, but on the day she went to pick up Ba Ba, she went to a concert with her boyfriend and didn't pick Ba Ba. On the other hand, when the professor saw Ah Ba dying, he asked the servant to take out the milk. From the first time the two met, it could be seen that the professor loved dogs from the bottom of his heart, while the daughter was only born out of curiosity. The urge to adopt. The professor's comparison with the distant relative. One evening when it was raining heavily, the professor got up and took Ah Ba back to his room and went to bed together. On the other hand, the relative let Ah Ba get caught in the rain, and he didn't even have a roof that could protect him from the rain. Many people are just bystanders. Not just for humans or dogs, it's actually the same. When people see beggars, it's not the same, they feel pity, but they can't last for long at most, let alone a dog. What I admire most are those who are really kind-hearted, such as the uncle who helped the professor's house sell the house, and the uncle who sold snacks. They are all really kind people. All are kind people. But to do good deeds, don’t ask the future. Animals are very simple and simple. Sometimes I really think that we humans should learn from animals. Animals can be kind to humans without reservation. Why should we humans hurt each other? Intentional injury or unintentional injury will eventually make us sad and cause trauma to the other party's heart. I hope that we should sometimes be like animals, bring happiness to each other and be sincere.
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