Patience brings nine blessings.

(Baonghean)- It's true, "You can't beat the red-faced man until you've defeated him, but once you've defeated him, his face is as yellow as turmeric," my dear friend!

- People draw conclusions based on their entire lives' experiences, so they're rarely wrong. And Nhiêu's comment suggests she has something she wants to discuss?

- Calling it a discussion might sound too grand, but I just wanted to use a recent event that's causing a stir in public opinion to add a few more thoughts on how to conduct oneself in life!

- What's the matter?...

- Well, that's the story about the passenger assaulting the airport staff!

- Ah, so that young man, a government official, is now publicly assaulting a woman and is being ridiculed and scorned by the community both online and offline, right?

- Exactly! Not only was he scorned and ridiculed by the public, but he was also forced to write a self-criticism report by his superiors. Then, a high-ranking leader even suggested that the thuggish official should publicly apologize to the victim. Yesterday…

What happened again?

- It's the same old story. People saw that officer humbly going to the house of the person he assaulted to apologize. His attitude was very modest, not as aggressive as it was at the airport.

- Well, we can't exactly go around apologizing aggressively! I also heard about something else, related to that official.

- Uncle Chắt, please explain clearly!

- The press has investigated and found out that he's an official in the Hanoi Traffic Inspection Department, apparently involved in protecting large truck convoys that consistently carry excessively overloaded cargo. This time, he might not only lose his reputation but also face serious consequences!

- It's true that one thing led to another. If it weren't for that physical altercation at the airport, it might not have attracted media attention and been exposed. It's a case of misfortunes piling up...

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

Therefore, in life, patience should be the foremost virtue. As the ancients said, "One act of forbearance brings nine blessings!"

Confidant