Then, one day, a fire broke out in this forest, which could be seen from a hundred miles away. After seeing it from a distance, the parrot ran back to the forest anxiously, flew to the nearby river again and again, wetted its feathers in the water, and then flapped its wings to sprinkle water on the forest. I don't know how many times I flew back and forth, and my wings were almost burnt.
When the god saw it, he said to the parrot, "This water can't save the mountain fire at all. Why do you bother? " The parrot replied, "I know it may not help, but my friends here are very kind to me. I can't watch them burn to death!" " "
The gods were very moved, the rain put out the fire, and the parrot's friends were finally saved.
Gratitude is the basic principle of being a man and making friends. It is the lubricant of friendship and the catalyst of feelings. It is in this mutual help, mutual care and mutual support that friends enhance their friendship. Maybe our help to our friends is negligible or even a drop in the bucket, but we should try our best to help them. Because friendship is not measured by how much you pay, but by how much you really pay.