It's a classic foreign folk story

uncle amérida runs a small grocery store on his own in a corner of the block, making small profits.

on this day's lunch break, a young man named roy came to the grocery store and bought a bottle of spices.

roy had recently arrived from outside of port-au-prince to work at uncle amelia's grocery store.

an hour later.

uncle amérida suddenly realized he had made a mistake: roy wanted the most expensive of the brand, and he gave it to roy the cheaper one.

uncle amérida was very upset to think of it, and although his lunch was in the pot and roy would probably have opened it when he returned, uncle amérida decided to change a bottle for roy.

a bottle of spices came out of the grocery store for over 20 minutes and came to roy's place.

there are many rented houses and a large number of outsiders.

it was lunch break that uncle amérida did not know which house roy was living in because he was worried that the food on his stove would burn, and he cried out roy's name.

many of the people who were in their naps, including, naturally, roy, were awakened, and they didn't know what was going on and went out in their clothes.

and that's when the house, along with the earth, struck with a violent earthquake — an earthquake that happened — and after that, as everyone knows, it was the great earthquake in haiti that shocked the world.

this exchange of goods by uncle amérida, who does not wish to let his customers suffer a little loss, has inadvertently and dramatically saved the lives of more than 10 dead, including himself.

it's not small.

maybe there's a slight act of goodwill between hands and feet that opens up precisely where fate is at stake!

there are two neighbouring villages in northern india, one of which was once a regular case of night burglary, and many of the villagers' belongings were swept away by masked robbers who entered the house late in the night.

the master, with a slight resistance, was stabbed in the blood with a knife by the robbers, while no incident occurred in the neighbouring village.

later, the police finally uncovered the case and apprehended the robber.

during the interrogation, the mugger was asked why he had chosen only one village but had not committed a crime against the other.

the mugger replied that he was also often visiting the other village, but that whenever he approached the home ' s court walls, he was always birdy.

the sound of the bird's panic woke up the master, so the light would be on at once.

later, the police learned that the robber had been unable to open the gap in the village and that the walls of the house had been built by a man named menchai.

every time menchai builds a courtyard wall, he remembers that he deliberately leaves empty holes for birds to nest — the little good that he does for birds — and inadvertently saves the property and even the lives of the people of a village.

good is big and small, but in many cases good is not so small。