A true friend
One day, Socrates, the ancient Greek philosopher, built a house. People gathered together and commented on the building.
A man said, "To tell you the truth, the internal structure of this house is unreasonable, which is not commensurate with the identity of a philosopher."
Another also criticized that the front of the house was not very beautiful. The consensus view is that the house is too small to turn around inside.
"If true friends can fill this house, not only I, but also God will be very happy." Socrates said.
[Small story, big principle: everyone has many friends, but there are too few true friends. Grasp these friends around you and treat them with an inclusive heart.]
