Regarding the proposition that there are no chivalrous people in the world, the so-called chivalrous people and the so-called chivalrous people are just what people say. In fact, "heroes" are just ordinary people who have selfish motives and question themselves. And their insistence on justice, as the postscript says, "Sometimes when a man is naive, he is really stubborn to death. At this time, his identification of ideals will make you feel that those ideals are real and within reach."
But ideals are just ideals after all. What's more, no "hero" will pat his chest and say that he is a hero. They themselves will feel that this behavior is a kind of blasphemy.
Fortunately, there are always people who can give us hope. They disappear in a flash, but they continue to live on. There are no heroes in the world, but there are heroes in my heart.
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