service as it is my own responsibility

Have you heard of Reflector Arbor?

This Arbor is named Zhang Xiuxiong. He lives in Zhonghe, New Taipei City. He was originally a simple man. Traveling let him witness a car accident. At that time, a life was lost in front of his eyes. This incident gave him a deep impression. He found that the reflector next to the car accident scene was covered with spider webs, which may be one of the reasons for the accident. He just thought... If the mirrors were clean and bright, would it be possible to avoid car accidents?

From then on, he started every day when it didn't rain, starting at 3:00 a.m. every day, riding a wolf car, carrying a folding aluminum ladder, more than 20 towels and other items to go out. What did he do when he went out?
Go out and wipe the reflectors in northern Taiwan.
He has been rubbing for 9 years and at least 190,000 mirrors. Aber said, "It's shiny and my heart is clear."

Wiping the mirror is his spontaneous action. During this period, he was bitten by a dog, broke a rib in a car accident, was threatened, and was mistaken for a thief, but these did not stop him. No, what about the glory?

The Ministry of Communications once awarded the "Golden Road Award" special contribution award to Abo, and the New Taipei City Transportation Bureau also visited the door to give gifts on the eve of the Double Ninth Festival. These Zhang Abo declined. He said that he just did what he felt was right, and this one. He'll keep doing it until he can't do it.

Zhang Abo passed away in early June this year at the age of 78. He brought safety to many passers-by and moved many people to join him in polishing the mirrors. When Xiaolu saw his deeds, he thought of Abo. Is it his responsibility to do what he does? Actually not, this matter should be the responsibility of the Ministry of Communications, and if there is a car accident with a passerby, will anyone blame Zhang Abo? Absolutely impossible, because it really wasn't his job.

But Zhang Abo took this as his own business.

He took responsibility for what he thought was his responsibility, and it continues.

This makes Xiaolu very ashamed... Xiaolu asked himself, am I satisfied with the current environment? If I am not satisfied, what have I done? For example, if I see someone littering in a public space, I didn't throw it out myself, but have I checked it? No... Then how much difference is there between me and the lost person? When mistakes occur, those who do not prevent and correct them are not neutral, but stand on the side of the mistake and watch from the sidelines, which is a kind of implicit support. . .

We are not without responsibility for the current environment. This is what Xiaolu has learned from this uncle Zhang Xiuxiong. Today, I write it out and share it with you. I also take the opportunity to encourage myself, encourage myself to take responsibility, and encourage myself to do the next thing. Make the right decisions and encourage yourself to keep doing what you should be doing.