"A good deed can cover up all evil deeds" is a proverb, which means that doing a good deed can cover up many bad deeds. Source: Ming? Zhou Qingyuan's "West Lake II" O: "One good is enough to eliminate all evil. No matter what his family is, I only devote myself to filial piety, even if it is made of clay and separated by wood, I will turn him around. " Qing? Li Yu, the twelfth floor? Gui Zhenglou: "As the old saying goes:? A good thing can cover up all sins. It seems that an evil can cover up all the good. "
Doing one good deed every day is a Chinese word, which means doing more good deeds and accumulating them into virtues. Often used to encourage people to be kind, saying is better than doing good every day. Doing one good deed every day can save one day (evil); Do a good deed every day, and accumulate goodness into virtue; One good thing every day, more than 3 thousand, and so on
According to the book Ancient Mirror of Moral Education compiled by Qing Dynasty, this idiom comes from Ge Fan, who worked as a weapons inspector in Zhezong Yuanyou for three years. Ge Fan insisted on doing good deeds every day, and later the official was too defensive. Someone asked him how to do a good deed every day, and he said, for example, there is a bench that hinders people from walking. Just bend down and stand it up, which is a good deed.
"Do a good deed every day, and you will earn 3,000 yuan" is to teach us to keep a kind heart, do a good deed every day, and make a contribution of 3,000 yuan, thus eliminating evil obstacles and becoming a Buddha. Although exaggerated, it makes sense. Charity is not about doing some charity or saving lives and putting out fires every day. As long as you can start from the little things around you, you can do good everywhere.