Please help me find the speech about gratitude-thank you heroes.

For a long time, "gratitude" is the concept of "thanking the benefactor" in my mind. A "benefactor" is a person with great compassion. An encounter in America made me. Misunderstood another meaning of gratitude.

It was in a hotel in Los Angeles. In the morning, when I was eating in the dining hall, I found three black children in front of me, writing something on the dining table. At the time and place of eating, the three children did not do anything related to eating. I couldn't resist my curiosity and tried to walk over. With the consent of these children, I sat next to them. Seeing the arrival of a foreigner with a different color from mine, they talked to me gracefully without hesitation. Among the three children, one boy with glasses is the oldest, the girl is the second at the age of eight or nine, and the other boy is the third at the age of five or six. From the conversation, I learned that they and their mother are staying in this hotel for the time being, because they are moving and their new house has not been decided yet.

When asked what they were doing, the boss replied that he was writing a thank-you letter. His natural expression puzzled me. These three children got up early in the morning to write thank-you notes? After a pause, I asked, "Who is it for?" "give it to mom." One mystery is unsolved in my heart, and another one is born. "Why?" I asked again. "We write every day. This is our homework every day." The child replied. How can I write a thank-you note every day? It's incredible! I leaned over and looked at the sheet piling under each of them. The boss wrote eight or nine lines on the paper, the sister wrote five or six lines, and the younger brother only wrote two or three lines. Looking closely at the content, it is simple sentences such as "The wild flowers on the roadside are really beautiful", "The pizza I ate yesterday was really delicious" and "My mother told me a very interesting story yesterday". My heart was shocked. It turned out that the thank-you letter they wrote to their mother was not specifically to thank her for her help, but to record the little happiness in their young hearts. They still don't know what great kindness is, only know that every good thing should be grateful. They thank their mothers for their hard work, their peers for their enthusiastic help, and their brothers and sisters for their mutual understanding … They have a "grateful heart" for many things that we take for granted.

In fact, "gratitude" is not necessarily gratitude for great kindness, but an attitude towards life and a moral sentiment that is good at discovering and appreciating beauty. In this world, nine times out of ten things will go wrong. If we are trapped in this "disappointment" and feel uneasy all day, then life will be boring. On the contrary, if we, like these children, have a "grateful" heart, are good at discovering closed things and feeling the beauty in the ordinary, then we will respond to the ups and downs in life with an open mind and an open mind, so that the original dull life will glow with charming brilliance!

As children of God, are we grateful for every good thing that the Lord has given us all the time, like those three children?