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FTV Updated: "2010/12/24 23:01"
Good deeds really do bring good rewards! On the 23rd in Miaoli, a young woman, despite being unemployed, found NT$100,000 and turned it in to the police without hesitation. Her integrity moved many business owners in Taichung and Miaoli, who are now willing to offer her job opportunities—just waiting for her nod.
Returning all the money they found, the couple Li Yawen and Zhan Minjun made national headlines. As virtue has its reward, Li Yawen, who was jobless, immediately received interview invitations from three companies.
Though not highly educated, her lack of greed and strong moral values stood out. Impressed by her honesty, companies in Taichung, Hsinchu, and a public relations firm in Miaoli expressed willingness to offer her positions.
In this day and age, young people who aren’t tempted by money are hard to find. Friends, family, and teachers have been calling to praise her. Her act of returning the money sparked widespread admiration—doing good deeds doesn’t go unnoticed. By not keeping the NT$100,000, she may have secured herself a long-term career.
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Jobless Woman Returns Lost Money, Employers Compete to Hire
Good deeds really do bring good rewards! On the 23rd in Miaoli, a young woman, despite being unemployed, found NT$100,000 and turned it in to the police without hesitation. Her integrity moved many business owners in Taichung and Miaoli, who are now willing to offer her job opportunities—just waiting for her nod.
Returning all the money they found, the couple Li Yawen and Zhan Minjun made national headlines. As virtue has its reward, Li Yawen, who was jobless, immediately received interview invitations from three companies.
Though not highly educated, her lack of greed and strong moral values stood out. Impressed by her honesty, companies in Taichung, Hsinchu, and a public relations firm in Miaoli expressed willingness to offer her positions.
In this day and age, young people who aren’t tempted by money are hard to find. Friends, family, and teachers have been calling to praise her. Her act of returning the money sparked widespread admiration—doing good deeds doesn’t go unnoticed. By not keeping the NT$100,000, she may have secured herself a long-term career.
Source: http:/ / tw. news. yahoo. com/ art……url/ d/ a/ 101224/ 11/ 2jkv8. html