Instead of picking up trash, Oher was picking up bags of spectators before eating them all of potato chips, because he had been kicked out by the family that temporarily adopted him at that time, with nowhere to go, no food, and no warm clothes.
Next, the Tausy family encountered Ohe, who was shivering in the cold wind, and Mrs. Tausy immediately decided to bring this big black man home, just for humane sympathy! I didn't ask whether Auch's grades were good enough for investment prospects, nor did I ask whether Auch had a criminal record or whether he had a good character or not. Mrs. Tao Xi, who was sincere and honest, went home and settled Auch. After the whole family went to bed, I just remembered the safety issue that almost everyone is worried about.
From the point of view of our thick black to ashes-level Chinese, this story is really simple and naive, and it is suspected of deceiving tears. But the wonderful thing is that this story is true, and people who have a little direct experience with ordinary Americans will believe that there is a sincere and selfless good christian woman like Mrs. Tucci and a simple and pure black like Oher--even though People like this are becoming rarer and rarer in America, so this is a real thing that deserves to be made into a movie and touched the public.
Although Mrs. Tucci's behavior was touching, Oher himself was a rare treasure. In the course of his 18-year life, the poverty and sin of the environment flooded like a flood, but his innate purity was like a marble river, and after the flood, there was no trace of depravity, distortion and despair. His lamblike innocence (according to Christian) moved the Taosi family time and time again. This is why Mrs. Tausy told her friends that it was Oher who changed herself!
Incidentally: "American Sweet Sister" transformed into a capable middle-aged mother, which was very successful and worthy of the Olympic Award.
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