The story begins with a poor farmer named Fleming in Scotland.

One day he was working to support his family when he suddenly heard a cry for help from a nearby swamp. He rushed to the place when he saw a boy being mired in a pond, filling his head. He was struggling and crying.

The farmer immediately rescued the boy to the shore.

The next day, a luxury carriage went to Fleming's tent. A well-dressed gentleman came out and introduced himself as Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill, the father of the boy he had saved yesterday. He said:

- I came to thank you and thank you for saving my son's life!

Mr. Fleming replied:

- You're welcome. This is the right thing to do and you do not need to give thanks and rewards. I decided not to accept.

Just then, Fleming's son about 10 years old entered the tent. The rich man asked:

- Is this your son?

"Yes," replied Mr. Fleming proudly.

The aristocrat kindly asked the boy:

- When you grow up, what do you want to do?

The little boy replied:

- Sir, I will probably continue my father's farming career.

The aristocrat again demanded:

- So don't you have any bigger dreams?

The boy silently bowed his head for a moment before answering:

- Yes, Uncle, my family is this poor, what else do you dream of?

Another sincere question:

- But I want to know, if I was allowed to dream, what would I dream?

And this time is another honest answer:

- Uncle, I want to go to school, I want to be a doctor!

- Then let me suggest like this, Mr. Fleming, let me provide your son's education just as I did for his son. If your son is like his father, I believe he will become someone we are both proud of tomorrow.

Mr. Fleming from poor families agreed. Since then, Fleming's son has gone to prestigious schools and graduated from Stainte-Marie Medical College in London.

Thanks to great ambitions and constant striving, finally his talent is recognized by the world. You are the famous doctor Alexander Fleming.

In 1927, Dr. Alexander Fleming was the inventor of the antibiotic Pénicilline, which saved countless lives in the world.

A few years later, the gentleman's son was rescued from an old swamp suffering from pneumonia. Luckily it was this Pénicilline that saved him from death. His name was Winston Churchill, he later became a great man, to whom all of England was proud and proud. That is the famous prime minister of England - Winston Churchill.

Interestingly, Sir Winston Churchill and the famous doctor Alexander Fleming have been very close friends throughout their lives.

Dr. Alexander Fleming died in 1955 in London at the age of 74 and Prime Minister Winston Churchill died in 1965 at the age of 91 in London. Both men rest in the same cemetery.

This proves that: “Good deeds are bound to meet with good fortune. Everything I give will be received back. You do not worry about losing, what you have given or given to others with all your heart will definitely not lose ". So do not attach too much importance to money, but please enhance virtue and morality. Because your virtue and kindness will create paradise for yourself and those around you