When there is no trash can on the only road in the community, scraps of paper and other sundries are thrown at the roadside casually, which hinders me. I went to find a trash can, and passers-by threw garbage in it, which was much better. This is "I am for everyone and everyone is for me";

I found my wallet on the way and gave it to the police, and others gave it to the police when they found my things. This is "I am for everyone and everyone is for me";

When it was my turn to clean the classroom, I tried to clean it. When it was someone else's turn to clean the classroom, I also cleaned it spotless. This is "I am for everyone and everyone is for me" ... These are practical examples of "I am for everyone and everyone is for me", and there are many more, which is an excellent quality.

"Give up your seat" on the "bus": The bus should have special seats for the elderly, the sick and pregnant women. People can always sit in that seat when it is empty, but if the elderly, sick or pregnant women get on the bus, ordinary people should give up their seats immediately, otherwise it will violate social morality, and the flight attendant has the right to ask him to give up his seat. And if ordinary people sit in ordinary seats, they should have complete freedom if they don't give up their seats. He gave up his seat because he "did a good thing" and practiced religious morality a little. He didn't give up his seat because he insisted on the right to buy a ticket and ride. He didn't do anything wrong, so he can be justified. Giving up your seat on the bus is also "I am for everyone and everyone is for me".