说到道德力量,有一个小故事我非常喜欢:1914年的一个冬天,美国的一个小镇接待了一群饥饿的逃难者。当他们接到饭食之时,一个个连一句感激话都来不及说,就开始狼吞虎咽。只有一个年轻人例外。他对送饭的人说:“您有什么需要我干的活吗?”送饭的人说:“没有什么。”年轻人一听,目光马上暗淡下来:“我不能随便白吃别人的东西,我要经过自己的劳动。”这送饭的人恰好是镇长,他看了看这骨瘦如柴的逃难者, There is a little story I really like when it comes to moral power: One winter in 1914, a small town in the United States hosted a group of starving refugees. When they received meals, one by one with a grateful word too late to say, began to devour. Only one young man exception. He said to the person delivering the meal: “What do you need me to do?” “The man who delivered the meal said: ” The young man heard, his eyes dimmed immediately: “I can not just casually I want to go through my own labor. ”" The man who sent the meal happened to be the mayor. When he looked at the skinny fugitives,