我们都是一株小草李含冰美国总统林肯的父亲是鞋匠,在他当选总统首次到参议院演讲时,有的参议员用他的卑微出身羞辱他。林肯毫不自卑,他说,我永远是鞋匠的儿子,我做总统可能永远也无法像我父亲做鞋匠那样好。此时,总统落下了泪,所有的嘲笑声也变成了掌声。鞋匠的地位是低下的,但他的儿子可以做总统;总统的地位是至尊的,但他可以以父亲是鞋匠而自豪。 We are all a small grass Li Yong Han. The father of US President Lincoln was a shoemaker. When he was elected to the Senate for the first time, some senators humiliated him with his humble origins. Lincoln did not feel inferior, he said, I will always be the son of the shoemaker, and my job as president may never be as good as my father’s shoemaker. At this point, the president fell into tears, and all the laughter turned into applause. The shoemaker’s status is low, but his son can be president; the status of the president is supreme, but he can be proud that his father is a shoemaker.