The Importance Of Harmony In Society

I remember that I had seen such a public service advertisement on TV. The first is a water tap on the screen, it is flowing out of the clean and transparent water, later faucet water turbidity, and speed of the water a lot slower. Then, the water became dripping. In the end, an eve appears on the screen, out of a tear, and displays a line of word. “If human do not cherish the water, the last drop will be their own tears.” Harmony within diversity just like the relationship of water with human being must be nurtured and cherished regardless race, language and religion. Otherwise, mankind will cause untold suffering. Where is harmony? In fact, harmony is on your side. The harmony elf will dress in a cloak to listen when the birds singing on …show more content…
First and foremost are from everyone parents. As the saying goes, “every daughter is the mother’s swam.” So, parents need to inculcate their flesh and blood about the importance of harmony due to parents is the first teacher to their children. Thus, inculcate their children become the responsible to their parents. For instance, parents can let them know about contribution of nature, traditional culture of other race and religion and consequence of breaking the law. In the other hand, school authorities will became the second place to foster harmony. This is on account of children consume most of their time in school in the daily routine. As a result, school authorities can easily to foster idea of harmony to their student. What is more, some non government organisation can conduct some activities such as charity walk to enforce the relationship between people with different skin …show more content…
Fortunately, lady luck is definitely standing by my side, as I was born in a warless and harmony country live with people with various kinds of race and religion called Malaysia. Malaysia is a small country in the Earth. But, Malaysia has many types of natural resources, away from natural scourge and many types of language, traditional culture and custom that we can learn. On the street, we can see many types of foods, costume and toys sell by the man, and we also can see greetings among neighbour although they are in different race. We also help each other when someone has face a trouble. We also celebrate our special days together. Compare to some other wealthy country, the citizen do not seem to know the name of their neighbour although just live at the next