A concerned greeting is like a clear spring flowing through an 8-word composition.

even a trivial greeting will bring unexpected results. -inscription.

a greeting may be unknown; A greeting may be dispensable; A greeting, so insignificant; Some people ignore greetings to others, while others ignore greetings to themselves. Whether it is the former or the latter, the greeting party and the greeted party pass by and don't think about it afterwards.

a greeting is really common.

This is a true story during World War II. A Jewish missionary came to a strange town. He greeted people in the town every day out of courtesy: "Good morning, sir" or "Good morning, miss". The town became very lively because of his greetings, but at that time, the status of Jews was very low, and people ignored his greetings and even walked away. But what about him? Still greet everyone with a smile every day: hello.

a greeting is really unusual.

Later, a German colonel came to the town. He was injured in the war and came here to recuperate. The Jews gave him a cordial greeting: "Hello, Colonel, are you feeling better?". But the colonel ignored him at all, thinking: if you, a Jew, were in our place, you would have been dragged into a concentration camp long ago, would you still be alive? He looked at the Jews with contemptuous eyes and turned away without saying a word. For many days after that, the Jews would sincerely say hello to the colonel every time they met him, just as he did to other people in the town. Not long after, the colonel recovered and returned to his own country. At that time, the Jews were persecuted and even killed in the concentration camp. The colonel stood in the middle of the two roads. On the left, is the death penalty. On the right, it is acquitted. His words decide the life and death of the Jews, and many, many people can only go to the left.

The unfortunate missionary was also taken to the concentration camp. He trudged to the fork in the road. Suddenly, he saw the colonel. He recognized him at once and said, "Hello, Colonel, have you recovered?". The colonel began to pay attention to him and seemed to be thinking. After a while, he remembered the Jew. The Jews waited anxiously for their fate, only to see the colonel raise his hand and slowly shake it. Finally, he pointed to the right. "On the right." He said. The Jews couldn't believe their ears. After a while, more Jews were pointed to the right, and countless people were saved.

Lifelong greetings, sometimes, are just a small daily etiquette; Sometimes, it is a bridge between life and death.