Recently, an old man's charity story spread all over Wenzhou: 10 1 year-old Yueqing old man Lu died on the second day of the Lunar New Year, leaving his family with only a bunch of thank-you letters and money order receipts from all over the country.
Yesterday afternoon, the reporter saw these letters in Lujia, some from Fuzhou University and some from nursing homes in Jiangxi and Guangdong. Most of the content is that donations have been received, thanks to the elderly.
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No one knows when the road to charity for the elderly began. "He never mentioned the donation to us, and we didn't ask much, so I don't know how much he donated." Lu Guohou, his son, said that before he retired, his father was a Chinese medicine practitioner in a local health center and often helped some patients with family difficulties out of his own pocket. After my father retired, he went to Yueqing to remit money from time to time. Later, my eyes were blurred and I couldn't see the remittance slip clearly, so I asked my brother-in-law who was an accountant to remit it to him. Later, my brother-in-law died and my father asked my nephew for help. The nephew went out to do business, and the "task" of remittance finally fell on the grandson. Lu Yaoduo, the grandson of the old man, said that he helped grandpa remit money in recent years. Sometimes the old people don't have enough money to donate, so they have to put it aside until the pension arrives next month.
Sun Tzu Lu still clearly remembers an incident five or six years ago: the old man saw a news in the newspaper that a gas explosion occurred in a family and the hostess was burned. The old man found that the family lived nearby, so he put the donation in an envelope and asked his granddaughter to deliver it. Seeing that the envelope was quite thick, the granddaughter asked, "Donate so much?" The old man not only gave a positive answer, but also advised his grandson and daughter-in-law to donate some, and said, "Living so close, it is impossible not to donate." "He will donate the lucky money we gave him at the end of the year in our name without telling us."
Zhang, who is in his forties, is a neighbor of the old man Lu. He said that from 1996 to 2000, he helped remit money. "I go to three or five times a month, mostly remit three or five hundred dollars, and sometimes eight hundred dollars. Everyone in the post office knows me. However, grandpa told me not to tell anyone about the donation. "
Every time the old man sends a remittance, he must attach a sentence, "Although the donation amount is limited, this is a gift from me. Please accept it." After the old man died, he left no money, but his children and grandchildren all said that these thank-you notes were the most precious "legacy" left by the old man. "My father left peacefully without leaving any last words, and closed his eyes quietly." Lu Guohou, the son of the old man Lu, has been with his father on the second day of the Lunar New Year.
10 1 year-old Wenzhou old man Lu died peacefully on the second day of the New Year's Day, leaving his family with a "legacy" from all over the country.
These letters, some from Fuzhou University and some from nursing homes in Jiangxi and Guangdong, mostly said, "The donation has been received, thanks to the elderly."
What kind of goodwill is hidden behind these thank-you letters?