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日前,重翻一本旧杂志,读一则题为《照亮别人》的短文,颇受启示。该文大意是:有位盲人,夜间行路时,总要提着一盏明亮的灯笼。有人不解地问:你眼睛看不见,本来就不方便,干嘛还要提个灯笼,多加一份负担?这位盲人总是笑着回答:我提灯笼是为别人提供光明。这样,既可照亮别人,免使他人摔跤,也可防止被人误撞,等于保护自己。掩卷细想,类似的道理其实早就被广泛运用到现实生活中,例如,汽车、飞机的尾灯,它对本车、本机驾驶员而言,似乎是多余的。实则不然。因为有了尾灯,夜间行车、飞行时,既可以为其他车辆或飞机提供警示,避
A few days ago, it took a lot of inspiration to read an older magazine and read an essay entitled “Illuminating Others.” The effect is: a blind person, always carrying a bright lantern at night. Some people puzzled to ask: your eyes can not see, was not convenient, why should mention a lantern, add a burden? The blind always answered with a smile: I mention the lantern is to provide light for others. In this way, you can not only light others, avoid wrestling others, but also prevent them from being mistakenly hitched and equal to protecting yourself. Concealment, a similar truth has long been widely used in real life, for example, cars, aircraft taillights, it is the local car, the driver seems to be superfluous. In actual fact not. Because of taillights, night driving, flight, both for other vehicles or aircraft to provide warning, to avoid