Narrative essay on the topic of Have an Ordinary Conscience 700 words online etc. 20

There are many kinds of hearts in the world, grateful hearts, majestic hearts, forgiving hearts, loving hearts......Every heart has its own characteristics and charms, and every heart radiates its brilliance. And I think that when these unique hearts are put together, it will become the most beautiful and noble heart - the ordinary heart.

Maybe everyone thinks that it is easy to have an ordinary heart, it is very simple. But in fact, it is not as simple as imagined to get it.

A heart of gratitude. There are many people who are frustrated or helpless because they have been helped by others, maybe they will have a grateful heart, and they will think about repaying the benefactors who have helped him, and some of them think that because he has helped me, and I will repay him in my way, so that they will be able to offset each other, so that their conscience will not be disturbed. And he takes this very seriously, but he doesn't think that helping others is actually very ordinary.

Therefore, he has no ordinary heart.

Majestic Heart. It seems that looking at its name, it has this feeling of pride and ambition, and having a majestic heart means that this person has his own ideals and goals. And willing to fight for their ideals, to fight, this is very good, it can inspire people to forge ahead, and when you see people who are better and better than yourself, maybe this majestic heart will deteriorate, he does not dare to fight with others, but think about how to calculate others behind his back, framing others.

But he didn't feel that it was ordinary to pursue his ideals, as long as he worked hard. Therefore, he has no ordinary heart.

A tolerant heart. It's a kind of heart that everybody has, it's great, it's unstoppable. But its nature is also different.

Tolerance means giving someone another chance when they make a mistake without holding them accountable. And is it guaranteed that everyone has this mentality? No.

Some people forgive others for their own benefit, because they think that when they forgive others, they will remember them and then repay them with material things. But he can't see forgiveness as a trivial thing. Therefore, he has no ordinary heart.

A loving heart is love. Love is pure. Helped the old man cross the road, and the child fell down and helped him up ......It's all a sign of love.

Some love may not be so pure, and now a conduct point system has been implemented among students, using conduct points to select "three good students". There are rules where you get extra points for doing good deeds. So some students created a false impression in order to get this kind of honor.

For example, do good deeds only when a classmate passes by, and ignore them when no one is around. Why is that? It's because he doesn't take it seriously.

Therefore, he does not have an ordinary heart.

Ordinary hearts are very ordinary and rare. But if you really have an ordinary heart, then you will become a person who is appreciated by the world.

From ancient times to the present, there have been moral saints and moral models. Although they all have different charisma and can bring more people to goodness, from the perspective of society as a whole, it is not enough to rely on these saint role models. In a society, what is most needed is an ordinary conscience, and it is countless ordinary consciences that jointly build the embankment of social morality and jointly create a warm world of noble people belonging to a civilized society.

The reason why human society is noble and warm lies in the fact that countless ordinary people have their own morality and conscience. This morality is the noblest bottom line in the world. This conscience is the most basic yardstick for evaluating human nature.

Therefore, what is most needed in our society is the establishment of ordinary conscience, that is, the waiting of ordinary people for conscience. The growth of conscience and moral sense may have genetic factors, but more rely on the cultivation of society and the growth from scratch. How big the conscience grows, and how high the sense of morality grows, depends on how strong the nurturing power is.

In this co-existing society, everyone should guard his or her own conscience. The key to this kind of waiting is not to take right and wrong, good and evil, gain and loss, success or failure as preconditions, but only ask yourself how much good you have done and how much good you can do. In the face of moral needs, everyone lends a moral hand, which is why we call on ordinary consciences.

This stretch not only guards his conscience, but also guards the morality of society.