Overcoming Obstacles with Courage: A Bridge of Unity

One day, two good friends decided to cross a large iron bridge over treacherous terrain together. The bridge spans a swift river, the sound of water like thunder, the scene is frightening.

The two best friends held each other’s hands and firmly grasped the iron lock railing of the bridge. They clung to each other, trust and friendship dissolving a trace of fear. They were determined to take one step forward with determination.

When people around them saw them crossing the big iron bridge smoothly, they couldn’t help but ask curiously, “How did you do it? After all, this bridge is treacherous and the water is as loud as thunder, few people can successfully cross it.”

Both friends were surprised, and one of them replied, “I can’t see, I can’t sense the treacherous terrain of the bridge.”

The other friend also went on to say, “I can’t hear, I know nothing about the sound of water.”

The crowd listened and couldn’t help but ponder. They began to realize that in this world, those things that are seen as favorable conditions are not always the key to success. Instead, our senses and external observations can often become a burden to us, binding our courage and confidence. And these two friends were able to cross the big iron bridge with ease precisely because…