Many years later, Ozawa recalls the day he waited in the snow, and his heart is still filled with warmth and emotion. He has long grown up**, but that ordinary and warm childhood has always shone in his memory. From then on, he learned the meaning of true kindness and perseverance.
Ozawa is a lively and inquisitive child with big eyes and short jet-black hair. At the age of nine, he was in the early days of his life, and his mind was simpler and more innocent than anyone else's. The snowflakes flying outside the window aroused his endless interest, and he couldn't wait to finish his homework, and rushed to his mother eagerly and shouted, "Hurry up, go downstairs and play in the snow!".”
Ozawa greeted this exciting winter day with a sense of relief, running and jumping in the snow like a cheerful bunny. His face was flushed, and his mother originally planned to record this happy scene with her mobile phone, but she didn't expect that this day would become an unforgettable memory for their mother and son.
Just as Ozawa happily builds a little snowman, he inadvertently finds a mobile phone buried in the snow. Driven by his curiosity, he picked up his phone and tried to look through the contacts inside. However, the mobile phone has a password, which makes Ozawa full of helplessness and curiosity about the truth inside.
Ozawa asked his mother eagerly, "Mom, I picked up a mobile phone!."It has a password in it, what do we do?My mother was moved by this and knew that if the owner of the phone could not be found, it would become an important piece of evidence. So my mother told Ozawa: "We can only wait for the owner to call ** to come and find the phone." ”
Ozawa listened to his mother, and he stubbornly asked around the crowd if anyone had lost their phones. Although he did not wait for the loss of the owner's **, his actions made him feel the inner satisfaction and kind joy that he had never felt before. Ozawa stayed in the snow like a patron saint, waiting for the return of the lost owner with his mother.
As night fell, the temperature of the sky dropped rapidly, and Mom's legs and feet already felt the cold, and Ozawa's face turned red from the cold. But they didn't give up, and they believed that the owner would find their phone. However, time passed little by little, and there was still no waiting for the owner's **.
Ozawa's persistence and kindness touched her mother, and she finally understood the child's inner world. Watching her son wait unremittingly, the mother's heart was full of pride and emotion for her child. In the end, the ** rang, and Ozawa hurriedly picked it up. The other party's voice trembled and asked, "Hello, did you pick up my phone?"Ozawa replied ecstatically, "Yes, I picked up your phone, I'm still playing in the snow, you can come and get it." ”
The owner came in a hurry, he was a college student, because he accidentally lost his phone in the snow. It wasn't until he returned to school that he found that he had lost his phone, and he was so anxious that he decided to try his luck by playing **. Unexpectedly, he really found it back, and he was particularly touched to learn that Ozawa had waited in the snow for so long in order to return his mobile phone.
He hurriedly stuffed a bottle of "Wahaha" in his hand to Ozawa, and the two friends who came with him also took a bottle of "Wahaha" and stuffed it into Ozawa's jacket pocket. Mom kept thanking her, but the college student insisted on giving, saying, "You guys are so kind, it's just a meager thank you for us." In the face of their thanks and kindness, Ozawa was a little embarrassed.
Ozawa carried his mother on his back and carefully drank the "Wahaha" in his hand. At that moment, he felt the warmth beating in his heart, a touch that was better than sweetness.
Uncle Chen's point of view:
1.Ozawa's kindness and persistence are touching, and he shows his care and respect for others by waiting for the arrival of his lost owner despite the cold.
2.Through Ozawa's actions, the notion of social morality is also conveyed, that is, it is worthwhile to try to help others and give some personal benefits to help others, which is important for cultivating a sense of social responsibility and teamwork.
Grandma Zhu's point of view:
1.Ozawa's behavior is too simple and naïve, and waiting for a long time without waiting for the owner to take the initiative to hit ** is a waste of time and energy. He can give his phone to his mother and report the situation to his mother so that she can help find the owner.
2.When the mother recorded her son playing in the snow, she put the mobile phone in an important position, resulting in the loss of the mobile phone, indicating that she did not have enough attention and sense of responsibility, and should be more careful with the mobile phone.
Legal Opinions:1With regard to the legal issue of picking up other people's property, according to Article 92 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of the People's Republic of China, if the property of another person is discovered, it shall be promptly notified or delivered to the owner or relevant organizations.
2.If the owner does not even know that his mobile phone has been lost, and the process of retrieving the mobile phone inevitably makes the owner of the mobile phone aware of the fact that the mobile phone has been lost, according to the first paragraph of Article 56 of China's "Public Security Administration Punishment Law", then endangering public safety, the offender's behavior shall constitute the crime of false alarm. But in this story, the owner did not consciously cause the police to be false.
3.When it comes to gifts, according to the provisions of China's civil law, where there is a clear intention to donate, the delivery of the object constitutes a gift. In this story, the college student gave "Wahaha" to Ozawa and completed the delivery of the goods, so the gift is legally valid and valid.
4.In the emotional description, Ozawa's childlike and kind and enthusiastic side can be expressed, which is also a powerful basis for educating and guiding children to develop good behavior habits.