When Napoleon was young, he once went hunting in the country and suddenly heard someone calling for help. He walked quickly to the river and saw a man struggling in the water.

The river is not wide, so Napoleon pointed a shotgun at the drowning man and shouted, "If you don't swim up by yourself, I'll kill you in the water!" " Seeing that it was useless to ask for help, the man added another layer of danger and had to try his best to save himself and finally swam ashore.

One morning after Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor, he was walking in the garden and was blocked by soldiers carrying heavy objects. At this time, the court female bodyguard hurriedly ordered the soldiers to make way for the emperor. Napoleon rushed forward to stop and said, "Madam, please respect those who carry heavy loads." Make way for heavy soldiers.

Napoleon forced the drowning man to save himself with a gun because he wanted to tell him that his life should have been his own responsibility, and only a responsible life is a truly saved life. "Please respect those who bear the burden", in Napoleon's view, status is not important, what matters is the weight on the shoulders of life. Comment: If we are at a disadvantage, please throw away our illusions and save ourselves. Even if we don't reach the other shore in the end, even Napoleon will respect us as long as we work hard and carry forward with heavy burdens.