到过以色列的人总会发现这样一个现象,当地农民在收割庄稼时,往往要把田地四角的庄稼留下来,这是犹太民族的感恩之举。犹太人过去数百年来一直颠沛流离、居无定所,世界各地都留下了他们艰辛的足迹。最后,他们来到以色列这个弹丸之地,靠勤劳和智慧过上了幸福日子。为了感恩和报答,极富慈善心的犹太人想到了还没有饭吃的穷人,所以就把地里的庄稼留下四角来,供那些饥肠辘辘的流浪者随时随地采食。不管是谁,都可以去收割这些“遗弃”的庄稼,绝没有人去责问。犹太民族用这种方式表达对幸福生活的感恩。 Those who have been to Israel have always found the phenomenon that the local peasants often have to leave crops at the four corners of the fields when harvesting their crops. This is a grateful gesture by the Jewish people. The Jewish people have been displaced from home for hundreds of years and have no place of abode. Their hard footprints have been left in many parts of the world. In the end, they came to this very projectile of Israel and lived a happy life by hard work and wisdom. For gratitude and reward, the very benevolent Jews thought of the poor, who had not eaten, so they left the fields in the four corners for fed, hungry wanderers. No matter who, you can go to harvest these “abandoned” crops, no one to blame. In this way, the Jewish people express their gratitude for a happy life.