Patience is the key to good.

(Baonghean)- It's true that "I can't beat the red-faced man/I can beat the yellow-faced man", Mr. Chat!

- People have accumulated a lifetime of experience to come to such conclusions, so they are rarely wrong. And Nhieu must have something to discuss when she said that?

- Talking about discussing is a bit big, but I just want to take advantage of a recent incident that is causing a stir in public opinion to talk more about principles of conduct in life!

- What's the matter?...

- The story of passengers beating airport staff!

- Ah, the young man who is a government official hitting women in public is being scorned and looked down upon by the community both online and in real life, right?

- Exactly! Not only was he despised and ridiculed by the world, but he was also forced to undergo a self-criticism by the governing body. Then a high-ranking leader even spoke up to request that the thuggish officer publicly apologize to the victim. Yesterday…

- What happened again?

- Still the same story, people saw that officer huddled up and went to the house of the person he beat to apologize. His attitude was very gentle, not as aggressive as when he was at the airport.

- Then why should I apologize so forcefully? I also heard something else related to that officer.

- Mr. Chat, please say it clearly!

- The press investigated and found out that he was an officer of the Hanoi Traffic Inspectorate, apparently involved in protecting large trucks that were always overloaded to a "huge" level. This time, he might lose his reputation and be paralyzed!

- It's true that one thing leads to another. If it weren't for the fight at the airport, the media wouldn't have noticed and exposed it. It's true that misfortune never comes singly...

- Yeah, if he had been a little more patient at the airport, things might have been fine.

- Therefore, in life, we should take patience as the most important thing. Patience is the key to good deeds, as the ancients said!

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