By hook or by crook, you are not a hero. What do you mean, you're a real hero?

A man who does not hesitate to use all means to achieve his goal is not a real hero, but a real hero who sticks to his principles and ideals no matter what difficulties and hardships he encounters. This sentence comes from the Taoist Down the Mountain written by Xu Haofeng, a modern writer.

The meaning of this sentence is that heroes should be measured not only by what they have done or achieved, but also by whether they have complied with the bottom line on the premise of achieving results. Heroes need to have a clear understanding of good and evil and abide by the moral bottom line. Only in this way can they become heroes.

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The practical significance of this sentence:

If people want to be kind, they must punish evil. God will not punish evil. Everyone should have this understanding, and then they will assume their due social responsibilities and make the society better. The premise of a good man is to have a bottom line and stick to it. As long as the bottom line is not broken, all flexible methods can be used and can be used universally.

In this world, everyone remembers his original intention. At the beginning, the initial heart is often simple and simple, but it will grow up slowly, just like a seed, which can grow into a towering tree, and it seems to stand at a zero starting point and slowly stretch into a long, long road. In the end, we will find that the so-called initial heart is the heart closest to our initial heart among all wishes, vows and dreams.