Where have our values ​​gone?

　　In this era of advanced internet, on countless platforms promoting freedom of speech, people can speak freely, expressing their opinions without restraint, even without any moral boundaries. 　　Recently, two events have made me wonder: what's wrong with our world? Where has our humanity and values ​​gone? 　　The story of the China Southern Airlines flight attendants saving a life on September 8th sparked heated discussions online. While many were moved and inspired by this positive act, various criticisms also emerged. Some self-proclaimed "medical doctors" said that the person was hit by a car, and performing CPR would only worsen the condition and hasten death; they rushed to save the person without proper examination. Others even said they were doing it for fame. Seeing such criticism, I couldn't bear to read any more comments; my heart couldn't take it. I don't know what those flight attendants thought when they saw such criticism, but I know that if they encountered a similar situation again, they would still choose to rescue the person and lend a helping hand. 　　Regarding this matter, what I want to say is that in this indifferent and selfish age, in this age of "better safe than sorry," in this age full of "traps," many people dare not do good deeds because they don't know if their good deeds will bring them countless troubles, they don't know if they are rescuing a poisonous snake. Therefore, when so many people were watching and no one even called 120 (emergency services), their act of saving lives was so great and admirable. 　　At the Bazaar Charity Gala, Angela Chang was completely attacked because of her photo position. 　　Regarding this matter, I think that since everyone is doing good deeds, not competing to see who is more famous or more popular, or even competing in beauty, why attack and cover up someone's good deeds over a trivial photo position? I believe that those who attacked her have never contributed to charity, because their hearts are full of bitterness. 　　Please treat those who have done good deeds with a kind heart, regardless of their status—celebrity or ordinary person. Everyone has a hard time making a living, because you won't get something for nothing. You may not need help from others now, but perhaps one day in the future, when you or your loved ones encounter an unpredictable accident, those kind people will lend a helping hand. So please be kind with your words.