Hi Tina,

Last Sunday, my sister and I walked through the town we lived in. It was a sunny day. We talked about our school life happily when we walked around. Then we saw a short and thin woman walked slowly with a big box. The box was too big and heavy for her. People who passed by didn't stop to help her.

My sister said, "Let's go and help that woman." Without thinking, l said OK. Then we moved the box to her car. The woman parked her car in front of the supermarket, about 10 minutes' walk down the road. She was so happy and she thanked us a lot. You could see the happiness on her face. She told us that there were many storybooks in the box. The books were all for her students. Then she took out two storybooks from the box and gave them to us. We were happy to help, but we didn't take the storybooks.

We didn't spend much time. It didn't take anything out of our day, either. Those few minutes made our day better. It was the best time we had-helping a person in need.

During my second year of the nursing school, our teacher gave us a test. I was a hard-working student and I did1in all the subjects. I finished the2successfully and easily until(直到)I read the last one: "What is the first name of the woman who3the school?"

What a4question! l saw the cleaning woman almost every day.5how would I know her name? I never6her. In fact, I never thought about talking to7. l handed in my paper, leaving the last question empty(空着的). So did my8.

Just before class ended, one student asked if the9question would influence(影响)our test grades(成绩)."Of course," said the teacher." "In your life, you will10many people. All people and11are special. They deserve(应得到)your attention and care, even if(即使)all you do is to smile and to say12to them."

I'll never forget that13.That was the most14lesson of my life. I also learned her15. She was Dorothy Smith.

Some children from the United States are having a talk together after they visit Hangzhou. What are they talking about? Let's have a look.