Years ago, I celebrated my 40th birthday with friends in a two-floor 1. I arrived earlier and waited outside the restaurant. Then a homeless man came up to me and 2 money. I had been given strict orders by my friends not to bring my wallet in case（以防）I paid for the meal. So I told him that I didn't have any cash with me. With a quiet 3 on his face, he walked away.

Just then a friend arrived and called out, "Happy birthday!" Hearing this, the man 4 and asked, "Hey, man, it's your birthday?"" Yes, " I said. He walked 5, smiled and said, "Happy birthday!" I was not 6 ready for what happened next. He 7 a dollar from his dirty bag, and gave it to me, saying, "Here man, take this. Happy birthday! " That's 8 . I thought he was making a joke!

Although I 9  deeply by his generosity （慷慨）, accepting money from a homeless man was embarrassing for me. I felt very uncomfortable. 10  I replied, "Thanks, but …" Looking 11  into my eyes, he said, "God is so good to me. Every night, I always end up with a 12  to sleep and enough food to eat. Please take this. " I held out my hand— 13  thinking twice, and said, "Thank you. "

This was one of my 14  life lessons— however poor we may be, we always have something valuable to share with others. From then on, I often helped people in need and treated everyone with kindness and 15 , spreading love and joy everywhere I went.