I, Suiren, will teach Ziyi how to make stockings.

[I have made up for the first two days, and will make up for the rest tomorrow]

Tucked away on an old street in a bustling city, there's a small musical instrument shop. The owner, Mr. Chen, is a kindhearted man obsessed with music. Among the various instruments on display, an ancient violin stands out. Though its appearance is a bit tarnished, it possesses a unique charm.

One day, a plainly dressed teenager stood at the entrance of a music store, his eyes filled with longing, gazing longingly at a violin, reluctant to leave. Teacher Chen noticed him and warmly invited him in. The teenager cautiously entered, his fingers gently touching the violin. With a hint of shyness, he explained that he loved the violin and had always dreamed of owning one, but his family's financial situation meant they simply couldn't afford it.

Teacher Chen, moved with compassion, picked up the violin and played a short, beautiful melody. Then, he handed it to the young man and asked him to try playing. The young man took the violin as if he were holding the most precious treasure in the world. Although he played awkwardly, his pure love for music was evident. Teacher Chen looked at the young man and made a decision.

"Child, I'll lend you this violin to practice on. Just return it to me when you're done," Teacher Chen said with a smile. The boy was surprised and delighted. He thanked her repeatedly and skipped away with the violin in his arms.

In the days that followed, the young man came to the music shop every day, rain or shine, to learn playing techniques from Teacher Chen. Teacher Chen patiently guided him, teaching him step by step everything from holding the violin to fingering techniques. The young man made rapid progress, and the violin seemed to be given new life in his hands, producing increasingly beautiful notes.

However, an accident happened. On his way to a music store, the boy accidentally fell, and his violin fell to the ground, leaving a crack on the body. The boy burst into tears, feeling that he had made a serious mistake and fearing that Teacher Chen would blame him. When he nervously went to the music store and told Teacher Chen the truth, Teacher Chen did not get angry, but instead hurried to inspect the damage to the violin.

"Child, a broken piano can be repaired. The important thing is that you are not injured. Your love for music cannot be wiped out by this accident." Teacher Chen comforted.

Later, Teacher Chen took the boy to search for a skilled violin repairman. After spending a lot of time and money, he finally restored the violin to its original state. The boy was deeply moved and practiced even harder. A few years later, he won first prize in an important youth music competition with his superb skills.

Standing on the podium, the young man clutched the violin, tears in his eyes. He said the violin was more than just an instrument; it embodied Teacher Chen's kindness and expectations, making it his most precious treasure. Teacher Chen, in the audience, smiled with satisfaction, immensely proud of the young man. The bond they forged over the violin has become a heartwarming and inspiring story.

The Reward of Kindness

In a quiet town, there lived an old man named Lin Bo. Lin Bo was hardworking and kind-hearted throughout his life. He made a living by running a small grocery store. Although his life was not rich, he was always willing to help others.

A young man named Aqiang came to the town. He was in ragged clothes and looked haggard. It was obvious that he had been through a lot of hardships. Aqiang came to Lin Bo's grocery store and walked in after hesitating for a long time. He lowered his head and said in a weak voice that he wanted to ask for something to eat.