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[00:01.83]The symbolic implication conveyed in the cartoon
[00:05.50]is that love is most desired where one is in difficulty.
[00:10.82]Among all the notable emotions of human race, the most sublime is love.
[00:17.45]As the picture depicts,
[00:19.25]love is just like a smiling lamp whose rays become brighter where it is darker.
[00:25.76]A case in point is the Project Hope.
[00:28.47]In many poverty-stricken areas in China,
[00:31.17]few children can afford to go to school owing to lack of financial support.
[00:36.60]Therefore, the Project Hope is initiated to help them get out of difficulty and continue their schooling.
[00:44.10]Let's take another example.
[00:46.09]The year 1998 witnessed a disastrous flood in China.
[00:50.90]At that time, people all over the country were united as one and donate whatever they could.
[00:57.96]Be it money or goods, a large number of donations were raised and sent to the severely affected areas,
[01:05.33]which helped the victims to relieve their difficult situation.
[01:09.45]Whenever one gets in trouble, it is our duty to lend a helping hand to him or her.
[01:15.74]As John F. Kennedy put it,
[01:17.66]"Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country."
[01:23.51]Only in this way can each corner of our society be lit up by love.
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