1) With the quickening pace of globalization,exchanges across cultures enable peoples to benefit a lot from each other.2) The story of Lei Feng,for example,teaches the foreigners how to integrate one’s aspirations into the prosperity of his/her nation while the success in Bill Gates’ life proves that the genuine core of one’s competence serves as the key to laughing last in the world of competition.3) So the wisest course of action open to us is to absorb from such exchanges as much enlightenment as possible.
4) The other day I happened to dine in a restaurant in time to see a little boy fall off a chair and start crying on end.5) His mother tried to coax him to stop crying,but without success.6) So she resorted to her trump card,as many other Chinese women do,asking her husband to take part in her efforts while saying to her son,“ Oh,my honey,do not cry.It’s the chair that is much to blame.Look,your dad is kicking it.” 7) Eventually,she succeeded in stopping the boy from crying; but also made it rooted in his little mind that one’s failure is due largely to others rather than one’s self.
8) As a contrast,we may consider my similar but earlier experience with a little foreign girl in the same restaurant.9) While dining with her parents at the table next to mine,the little girl,perhaps seized with the attraction of the Chinese bean-curd with hot pepper,took a big swallow of it just as soon as it was served.10) But no sooner had she eaten the curd than she started gasping hard,with her little hands pulling the burning tongue all out of her wide-opened mouth and big teardrops running down her red cheeks.11) Much to my shock,her parents went on with their delicious meals as if nothing had happened.12) When I went over to comfort the poor girl,however,they smilingly declined my kindness for the simple reason that the diverse flavors of life had to be tried in person.
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