What can be used to decorate your heart?

Author: He Chengwei
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: "It is more blessed to give than to receive." On Christmas Day, Paul's brother gave him a new car as a Christmas gift. As Paul left the office that day, a little stranger boy walked around the shiny new car, full of admiration, and asked, "Sir, is this your car?" Paul nodded, "This is a Christmas gift from my brother." The boy's face was filled with surprise as he stammered, "You mean this is a gift from your brother, and you didn't spend a penny on it? Oh my, I really wish I could..." Paul knew exactly what the boy wished for—he hoped to have an older brother who would give him a car. But the next thing the boy said took Paul completely by surprise. "I hope I can also be the brother who gives a car to my younger brother," the boy continued. Paul stared in shock at the little boy and blurted out, "Would you like to take a ride in my car?" "Oh, of course! I'd love to!" After driving for a short distance, the child turned around, his eyes shining, and said to Paul, "Sir, can you drive the car to my house?" Paul smiled, knowing what the boy wanted to do. The little boy must have wanted to show off to his neighbors, letting them know he was riding home in a big car. But this time, Paul was wrong again. "Can you park the car in front of those two steps?" the boy asked. Paul parked the car, and the boy quickly climbed out and ran up the steps. A while later, Paul saw the boy carrying a smaller one on his back, struggling but still speaking with the same clear and excited voice: "Look, this is the new car I told you about earlier. This is the one Paul's brother gave him! In the future, I will also give you a car like this, just like I told you." Paul got out of the car and carried the paralyzed boy to the front seat. The excited brother also climbed into the car and sat beside his younger brother. And so, the three of them began an unforgettable holiday ride. On that Christmas night, Paul truly understood the meaning of "It is more blessed to give than to receive." P10-11