When Lei Feng saw a mother and son in trouble on a rainy day, he did not hesitate to help them and accompanied them all the way. I bought tickets for them and gave them three steamed buns. When the train arrived in Shenyang, I escorted them all the way out.
Since 1961, Lei Feng has often been invited to give lectures in other places. The more opportunities he has to travel, the more opportunities he has to serve the people. There is a saying that "Lei Feng travels a thousand miles on business, and good deeds make a train".
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1. Lei Feng (December 18, 194-August 15, 1962), formerly known as Lei Zhengxing, was born in Changsha, Hunan. Soldiers of China People's Liberation Army, and * * * proletarian fighters.
2. At 8: am on August 15th, 1962, when Lei Feng and his comrade-in-arms Qiao Anshan were preparing to go to wash the car, Lei Feng got off the bus and backed the car. The wheel slipped and knocked over a telephone pole, which hit Lei Feng's left temple. Lei Feng immediately fainted, but was rescued by the 22nd Hospital of China People's Liberation Army. He died at an early age of 22 at 12: 5 that day.
3. Lei Feng's greatest influence on later generations is the spirit of Lei Feng named after him. Lei Feng's spirit refers to the revolutionary spirit that is constantly enriched and developed in practice with Lei Feng's selfless dedication as its basic connotation. It influenced China people from generation to generation.
Reference: Lei Feng-Baidu Encyclopedia.