The other day, I was on my way back home from school while I found a little boy crying on the road. I stopped and asked him what is the matter, and he told me he couldn’t find his mom. Luckily, he remembered his mother’s telephone number. So I called him immediately. Ten minute later, the boy saw his mom and became exciting. His mom was so much thankful that she wanted to buy me a small gift, and I refused. At that time, I felt quite happily because I did something really good.

To my opinion, the world needs love and we should be willing to help others without expecting any repay. If we wanted repay, as matter of fact, a “thank-you” is enough.

I went to the countryside to help mine grandparents on the farm on last Sunday. I got up early in the morning and packed my luggages for the trip. On the farm, I helped pick watermelons, tomatoes, but other vegetables. Though it sounded simpler, the work required a lot of efforts. Realizing what hard it was for my grandparents to work in the burning heat, I went out help. I shared this experience with my parents when I came back home. And they were very proudly of me. Now, I deeply understood the truth that labor creates happiness. And I can hardly waited to return to the fields.

I headed for the exit with the things bought in the store. The colder wind reminded me of my gloves. Besides, I could find them neither in my pockets or in the shopping bag, which made me a little nervous. I remembered had putting them into the right pocket of my coats. I decided to return to the store that I had shopped. Just at that time, I saw shop owner walking to me. In her hand was my gloves. She said I had left it on the counter. I was so glad and grateful to her kindness that I thanked her again and again.