Half Confused and Half Born

This is a life narrative about ordinary people adhering to kindness. The protagonist Shen Ping, an ordinary man, looked back at his life of more than 40 years in his dying moments after being severely injured for his bravery. As a child, he planted the seeds of kindness in his simple tutoring; as a teenager, he was ignorant and impulsive, and made mistakes and confusion, but he learned to take responsibility with the company of his friends; in his youth, he lived an ordinary life, with little education and little wealth, but he reaped the love of his wife and the warmth of his family; in middle age, he was still ordinary, running for a living and living an ordinary life with his wife and children. Shen Ping is not a heroic figure. He has been cowardly, confused, and even chose silence at a certain moment. But deep in his heart, there is always an insurmountable bottom line: in the face of evil, one cannot turn a blind eye. It was this bottom line that made him stand up at the last moment of his life and use his flesh and blood to block the black hand reaching out to the weak. Through Shen Ping's life, the book reveals a simple truth: the kindness of human nature has nothing to do with academic level or the gap between rich and poor. Everyone makes mistakes and has moments of weakness and confusion, but ordinary people also have their own perseverance. What truly supports society's good will is not the feats of a few great figures, but the "unbearable heart" of countless ordinary people in their daily lives. Shen Ping spent his life proving that the so-called hero is just an ordinary person who did not violate the principles of life he believed in since childhood at a critical moment.