[Comprehensive Classics] Killing the Classics

Sarah was a happy and lucky little girl.Pretty much everyone said the same.

Indeed, Sara was very lucky, and was so happy now; she had a huge fortune, a good life, a bright mind and a pretty face, and there was nothing unlovable or enviable about her.She proclaims herself to be a princess in her heart, and is respected as a real princess by the people around her; and she is just like a real princess, with a noble character, a kind heart, full of wisdom, and a noble status.

Sarah was not complacent about being praised in one way or another.She will never forget why all this came about. "If I don't have shiny diamonds, beautiful clothes, and elders who love me, in people's eyes, am I still that Sarah? Am I still the same as before, a little princess?"

no doubt.If she were a real princess, all changes of circumstances would not change this in the slightest; but in people's eyes, other people's images will always be added with various auras-such as noble family background, such as beauty outward appearance, such as rich wealth.And there is no aura that can make every girl yearn for and respect like a princess.If you are a princess, you will live like a real princess, perform your duties to perfection, have a big heart and a noble character.If you are a princess, you shouldn't make yourself shine by being a princess.No matter how much wealth and power, no matter how noble title and lineage, it must be the icing on the cake, adding a compliment to your noble forehead.

Sara tried her best to feel like a real princess—not out of dress, pomp, and people, but from the heart of being a noble person.And she did succeed; though it wasn't easy.In her past life, she never enjoyed the love of her mother, but received double doting from her father; become a poor man.Her character has always been the same—resilience, courage, kindness.Whether it is the Bible or Buddhist verses, Eastern classics or Western laws, these are one of the qualities that are preached and should be born with people.However, in this filthy world and in the hearts of materialistic people, it is so difficult to bloom a pure white flower, and her fragrance is easily buried in the filth.

Always the same!What a rare quality this is.In the East there is a saying, "Wealth cannot be promiscuous, and power cannot be subdued"; in the West, by Sarah's side, her miserable companion told her, "No matter what happens to you-no matter what-you still Be a princess—nothing can change you, make you any different."

It is really surprising that the words spoken by the kitchen maid are so similar to those of the Eastern sages.If a person's soul is truly strong and consistent, then nothing can change her.What is the difference between rich Sarah and poor Sarah?Everyone should be a born princess and prince, as long as they can stick to the noble character in their hearts-in this world, aren't we all the same?We have the same status, so why should we feel jealous or despised because of what we or the other party don't have?

However, we are human beings after all. Whether we encounter cunning snakes, inhale animal souls, or other strange legends about the origin of human nature, we are human beings, and it is inevitable The earth has both good and evil sides.You cannot avoid having unwholesome thoughts, but you must distinguish between right and wrong, and use perseverance to curb the emergence of such thoughts.Assuming that everything in this world can be achieved by hard work (although there is no doubt about it, sometimes you have to use childish pretending to convince yourself), then everyone can have an equal status, and all the things you want All can be obtained by the labor of your own hands.This is simply a beautiful wish, but it is also necessary to believe in this, so that you can truly hold on to your heart and not let jealousy, greed, or other emotions control your life.

Sarah's luck lies not elsewhere, but in her own efforts.If it wasn't for her own charm, how could she gain the trust and love of those students?If she hadn't tried her best to help others, how could others never leave her when she was in trouble?It is too materialistic to regard this as a good investment; however, goodness in this world is always given to each other, and a drop of water can be reciprocated by a spring, but hatred should be like a name engraved on the gravel, and it will blow away with the wind .Repaying grievances with honesty and others with kindness is actually so easy, yet so difficult.

Sara is always grateful, and during these two years, she has been especially grateful to Becky, or to Anya.She thought she could help the poor kitchen maid, but the other party returned far more than her help.They spent two difficult and difficult years together, but when Sara was about to be happy, they suddenly disappeared with their companions.She is like Sarah's patron saint, a mysterious fairy who appeared in fairy tales, who only came to help her when she was in trouble, and once she got happiness, she retired.

Sara will miss her often. "Maybe she is really a princess—maybe she just returned to her own country." Sara thought like this, her heart filled with good wishes.

She had spent four good years in Ms. Minchin's foster home, and two hard winters.These good times and bad times are enough to build a tenacious vein in her little heart, so that she can always see the world clearly and clearly, and will not change her heart because of anything.She lived out her life upon this wealth of youth, and was revered to the dying hour.Her life was very complete and happy. The regret of being separated from her friends and the pain of saying goodbye to her relatives were finally transformed into a new motivation to move forward, and she continued to move forward full of longing.

After encountering the devil's tricks, Ms. Minchin became more restrained than before.What's more, Sarah once again possessed such a large wealth, and she also held the little princess in her hands again.If Sara said that she didn't need such a fawning, she would feel uneasy about it.Therefore, the last years of her school days were extremely peaceful and happy, without any further setbacks.

After she grows into an adult, she has to face the world face to face.Mr. Cary Foster was very fond of her, and was willing to grant all her wishes; but the good man was in very poor health, and had no wife or children to look after him.Sarah assumed this responsibility, caring for him as if he were his own father; Mr. Cary Foster treated her as if he were his own daughter.Unfortunately, this time did not last long, and Mr. Cary Foster said goodbye to her after all.

"Everyone will experience such pain, parting from relatives, friends and even lovers." Mr. Cary Foster looked very serene, but instead comforted Sarah, "I have no regrets in my life, the only misfortune It is now that I have to say goodbye to you. But the thought that I will meet your father and tell him how wonderful you are is no longer the only regret in my heart."

Sara reluctantly sent off her last elder, and took over his huge family business and loyal servant Ram Dass. Mr Carmichael, patriarch of the Big Family, became her lawyer, followed by his son, Guy Clarence, who had given Sarah a sixpence.The chubby girl Ermengarde also grew into a handsome girl in the end. She did not have rich knowledge, but she was sincere, kind and very gentle, and finally married a navy husband.Lottie was later taken back by her too-young father, and had a real mother—and was truly loved.Even Lavinia and Jessie, later on, became wonderful people, married to equal husbands.

Sarah herself has not married for a long time.Love had never sprouted in her, neither as a child nor as a young woman.No man could ever be in her heart as a lover, rich or poor, handsome or ugly, whenever they stood in front of Sarah, facing the gaze of those gray-green eyes, Always feel extremely embarrassed.

"It's like being ashamed of yourself," one suitor said to Guy Clarence, who was reading a book, coming out of her living room.The latter had also grown into a rather handsome and personable gentleman at this time, and the kindness and instinct of seeing people he had shown since childhood were playing a great role in him.

Guy said, "Maybe I should say something to comfort you—you're not the first to feel this way, and you won't be the last."

"And you, brother?" asked the suitor.

After he went out, Guy immediately put down the book in his hand, walked to the living room, knelt down in front of Sarah who was drinking tea, and took out the ring from his arms: "If everyone feels ashamed in front of you, I will definitely will be the only one who can overcome the odds and stand before you."

"That's quite a boast—you're kneeling, in fact," said Sara, amazed at this. "What are you going to do?"

"I propose to you." The young man said solemnly.

Sara eventually accepted the ring, even though she was seven years older than Guy.But when love really gushes out from the heart, age is no longer a shackle.They have indeed become an admirable pair, benevolent and like-minded, they have walked through every corner of the world hand in hand, and spent decades of perfect years together.

"I don't have any regrets in my life." When she was dying, Sarah said, "Pretending to be a princess, I may not have found my prince, but I love my knight very much."

"Can I kiss you?" Guy asked.