In Britain in the 18th century, a wealthy family was preparing to build a new house. One Pavilion in the old house was to be torn down and another one was to be built in an open place. The owner's son came home from the school where he stayed for vacation, just in time for the workers to demolish the pavilion. The curious son wanted to see for himself how the workers demolished the pavilion, so he planned to return to school later. The strict father asked his son to come to school on time. Therefore, there were differences between father and son. The child's mother loved her son as much as most mothers and interceded for her son. Finally, the father finally promised his son to postpone the demolition date of the pavilion until his son's holiday next year, so that his son can see how the workers demolish the Pavilion when he comes home from holiday. After his son left home and returned to school, his father thought that his son was very busy in school and would forget it in a while, so he asked the workers to dismantle the pavilion and build a new pavilion in another place. The son didn't forget it until now. He kept the matter of dismantling the pavilion in mind. When the holiday came, my son came home from school and walked straight to the old Pavilion. At breakfast, he said to his father sadly, "you don't keep your word!" After hearing this, the father was shocked. He didn't expect his son to remember it, so he had to say shamefully, "son, you're right. Keeping your word is more important than anything." After that, the father immediately asked someone to build a pavilion in place and then demolish it in front of the child. Many years later, the child grew up and became a famous British politician. He is fox, who is famous for keeping his word. With honesty and credibility, he has united many citizens and won the support of many people. Talking about the pavilion built and demolished by his father, fox said with deep feeling: "I should thank my father. He told me to be a man who keeps his promise through his own practical actions."

In Britain in the 18th century, a wealthy family was preparing to build a new house. One Pavilion in the old house was to be torn down and another one was to be built in an open place. The owner's son came home from the school where he stayed for vacation, just in time for the workers to demolish the pavilion. The curious son wanted to see for himself how the workers demolished the pavilion, so he planned to return to school later. The strict father asked his son to come to school on time. Therefore, there were differences between father and son. The child's mother loved her son as much as most mothers and interceded for her son. Finally, the father finally promised his son to postpone the demolition date of the pavilion until his son's holiday next year, so that his son can see how the workers demolish the Pavilion when he comes home from holiday. After his son left home and returned to school, his father thought that his son was very busy in school and would forget it in a while, so he asked the workers to dismantle the pavilion and build a new pavilion in another place. The son didn't forget it until now. He kept the matter of dismantling the pavilion in mind. When the holiday came, my son came home from school and walked straight to the old Pavilion. At breakfast, he said to his father sadly, "you don't keep your word!" After hearing this, the father was shocked. He didn't expect his son to remember it, so he had to say shamefully, "son, you're right. Keeping your word is more important than anything." After that, the father immediately asked someone to build a pavilion in place and then demolish it in front of the child. Many years later, the child grew up and became a famous British politician. He is fox, who is famous for keeping his word. With honesty and credibility, he has united many citizens and won the support of many people. Talking about the pavilion built and demolished by his father, fox said with deep feeling: "I should thank my father. He told me to be a man who keeps his promise through his own practical actions."