Before the arrival of this winter, many shocking events occurred in the world, especially the terrorist attacks in Paris, which served as a test for the human heart. Has the beauty of human nature been extinguished? Do we still believe in human kindness and goodness?
Recently, a set of photos showing people in Canada leaving winter coats on trees and lamp posts to help the homeless during the cold winter has attracted widespread attention from netizens. People have expressed: This winter in Canada is not cold.
November 15th was the 8th birthday of Tara Smith-Atkins' daughter. To give her daughter a special memory, she planned a unique birthday celebration, allowing her daughter and her 7 friends to walk the streets of Halifax and tie winter coats to utility poles for the homeless to take freely.
Winter coats were tied to lamp posts and utility poles along the road, each with a small tag attached: "I am not lost. If you are stuck outside and feeling cold, please put me on to stay warm. Enjoy your walk and the rest of your day."
Tara Smith-Atkins posted photos of the children participating in the activity on Facebook, which immediately received 10,000 likes and 8,000 shares. She hopes to add a $5 food gift card to the coats next year so that those who receive the clothing can also get a hot meal.
Similarly, a 5-year-old boy named Tate Parker and his father, after seeing the homeless on the cold streets, decided to collect 51 sleeping bags before Christmas Eve to help them.
A simple gesture from these children may warm someone's winter, while also allowing us to see the beauty of human nature.
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