Hungry Journey

[This article belongs to the category of children's literature and has a total of 10,000 words] For a better life, the villagers on the northern border plan to all move south. However, a lame man in the team became the biggest obstacle on their way forward, so everyone racked their brains to find a merciful way to get rid of the lame man. Just when everyone was at a loss, a young man named Milu stood up—— · American anthropologist Margaret Mead once received a question from a student in a lecture: "How do you determine whether a primitive tribe has entered the early stage of civilization?" The students thought the answer might be a clay pot, or a fishhook, or at worst, a stone mortar for grinding rice. But Meade replied: "A thigh bone that is wounded and healed." Because in primitive society, once a person is injured, especially a leg injury, his chance of surviving is very small. The fact that this bone can heal shows that the injured person has not been abandoned by his companions. Understanding compassion is the most essential difference between civilization and barbarism. Mission: Selflessness and dedication are the tickets to heaven