At a high school in New Jersey, there was a group of 26 'problem' students. They have an embarrassing background or past, some have wounded people, former morphine, some have been thrown into juvenile prisons, and even girls have abortions three times in just one year and other negative behaviors.
Many parents are helpless against them, as do many teachers who are disillusioned with them, even the schools also give up their hands on their behavior.
Just at that moment, a female teacher named Vera took the class. He believes that every human being can change, does not believe in "visions" that seem to look old from childhood. He is not like other teachers in the past, who started from disciplinary improvement, but he gave students choices:
Please choose one of the following three options that will be likely to bring benefits to mankind.
A: Ever trusting wholeheartedly to the diviner, having two mistresses, having a history of smoking for years, even alcohol slaves (heavy drinkers).
B: Once twice expelled from the office, almost every day until noon just woke up, every night had to drank about a liter of brandy, and have a bad record as a compactor (opium).
C: National heroes of war, always maintaining a vegetarian tradition, not smoking, occasional drinking, never doing anything illegal in youth.
Confidently, the students by chance answered C's choice, then Vera's teacher announced the answer:
A: is Franklin Roosevelt, Former 4th President of the United States.
B: is Winston Churchill, the most prominent Prime Minister in British history.
C: is Adolf Hitler, the fascist demon.
Upon hearing that answer, all the students were stunned. At that very moment, the Vera teacher then seriously said: "Children, erroneous or temporary mistakes do not mean to be ruined for the rest of your life, the journey of your life is just beginning, all the humiliation and glory of the past can only represent the past.
What you can represent as long as your real life is your present or future behavior or action. By repenting and continuing to improve, forever will be filled with light of hope. If you continue to work, you will surely be a great person. "
A few words of Vera's teacher have changed the fate of the 26 wild (naughty) children. As adults, each of them has incised a remarkable achievement: some are successful psychiatrists, some are just judges, some are astronauts and so on.
