In past several decades,owning to the fantastic development of society,many traditional views are changed.And nowadays the following topic has around public attention.Some people argue that it is absolutely correct for one to expect a reward when doing a good deed,while others hold opposite view.

It is pointed out by a great many people that one should not expect any reward when doing a goog deed.They believe that good deeds belong to voluntary service,purely out of willingness,which has nothing to do with expectation of rewards.In other words,people do good deed is not because intending to obtain money or returns from others,but because wishing to do so and feeling honored,respected and needed.As a result,doing good deeds will be an essential source of one's happiness,pleasure and even pride. However,people who agree a fresh view claim that people should be rewarded for doing good deed,because those warm-hearted and nice people will sacrifice their own benefits.Suppose those people cannot obtain any praise and reward,will they still manage to do good deeds?The answer will not be

optimistic.Logically,they emphasize that proper and proportionate rewards will definitely encourage people in ever increasing numbers to help those who are in trouble.

Weighing the pros and cons of both two sides,I believe every view has its own reasons.Nevertheless,I cherish a belief that rewards,although many people do good deeds in order not to gain any reward,will gradually and eventually increase the number of people who expect to help people.

In past several decades,owning to the fantastic development of society,many traditional views are changed.And nowadays the following topic has around public attention.Some people argue that it is absolutely correct for one to expect a reward when doing a good deed,while others hold opposite view.

It is pointed out by a great many people that one should not expect any reward when doing a goog deed.They believe that good deeds belong to voluntary service,purely out of willingness,which has nothing to do with expectation of rewards.In other words,people do good deed is not because intending to obtain money or returns from others,but because wishing to do so and feeling honored,respected and needed.As a result,doing good deeds will be an essential source of one's happiness,pleasure and even pride. However,people who agree a fresh view claim that people should be rewarded for doing good deed,because those warm-hearted and nice people will sacrifice their own benefits.Suppose those people cannot obtain any praise and reward,will they still manage to do good deeds?The answer will not be

optimistic.Logically,they emphasize that proper and proportionate rewards will definitely encourage people in ever increasing numbers to help those who are in trouble.

Weighing the pros and cons of both two sides,I believe every view has its own reasons.Nevertheless,I cherish a belief that rewards,although many people do good deeds in order not to gain any reward,will gradually and eventually increase the number of people who expect to help people.