Have you ever been touched by a stranger?

I did have such an experience, once when I was outside, I didn't bring an umbrella, and it was raining heavily, and suddenly a stranger came over with an umbrella.

I had the experience of falling down on the road and a stranger came to pick me up and made me feel very warm.

I remember once I got lost in a city, and then a kind stranger drove me to the place I wanted to go, and I was really touched at the time.

Once when I was a child, I got lost when I was home, and a kind aunt called my mother **, and she has been with me, which touched me very much.

Summary. I remember being touched by strangers that a mother helped her daughter pull her daughter when the driver braked on the bus.

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I remember being touched by strangers that a mother helped her daughter pull her daughter when the driver braked on the bus.

What's something you've been touched by by strangers?

There are always people and things in life that are touched.

I've ever encountered something like this, and the biggest feeling I have is that I am really moved. Because our parents taught us to stay away from strangers when we were young, we always couldn't calm down for a long time after being touched like this. Let's talk about my friend's life.

Xiaoyu said that the heavy snow came as promised last winter, and there was a rare romance, so I made an appointment with my girlfriend so much that I liked the hot pot restaurant, experienced the unique coldness in winter, and had a hot pot. We were at the east and west ends of the city, and we set off separately when the agreed time was almost up, and I had to cross a pedestrian bridge on the way to the Xunmo hot pot restaurant. When I walked up the stairs of the overpass, I found that the snow on the stairs had frozen into ice, and I could have fallen if I wasn't careful.

I leaned against the cold handrail on the side of the stairs and muttered "The road is so slippery." I didn't expect an uncle in front of me, suddenly stopped, turned around and stretched out his hand to me, comforting me not to be afraid, he helped me down the stairs, I looked like an uncle's eyes, shining, very sincere. Since I was a stranger, I still resolutely rejected the other party's kindness.

But this action of my uncle made me feel less cold in the ice and snow. Looking at the back of the uncle gradually walking away, I sincerely said thank you.

The moment of being touched by a stranger is very casual, it may be just a similar slight smile, it may be a glance back that passes by, or it may be a plain sentence, a sound of care, like the layers of ripples caused by a stone thrown into the water, and there are bursts of ripples in the heart.

I thank strangers for the warmth they bring, and I hope that everyone in this world will generously pass on their kindness when they play the role of strangers in other people's worlds.

1. First of all, I think the scum drafted a smile and friendly greeting in a public place. When I'm walking in a shopping mall, on the street, or on public transport, I sometimes make eye contact with strangers whose smiling demeanor warms my heart. This kind of smile or friendly greeting, although it is only a momentary interaction, can make me feel noticed and recognized.

These small affirmations filled me with hope for humanity and society.

Secondly, sometimes when I encounter difficulties or lose my way on the road, I am often comforted by the help of strangers. They were willing to stop, listen to my questions, and offer guidance and advice. Their kindness and helpfulness made me realize that mutual help and care between people is real.

The kindness of these strangers makes me believe that even in the hectic and hurried city life, there are still people who are willing to give their time and energy to help others.

In addition, I have witnessed some touching scenes in public places. Once, I saw a person in a coffee shop who couldn't pay the bill, and a stranger next to me silently walked over and quietly handed the money to the cashier. I was deeply touched by this simple and silent action.

3. In general, there are many small actions from strangers in daily life that make me feel warm. Smiling, friendly greetings, helpfulness, selfless giving, these seemingly insignificant acts can ignite a spark of hope in my heart. These actions remind me that we can be each other's warmth and support, even in the midst of a busy and chaotic life, and care for others with sincerity and kindness.