What s the most shabby person you ve met at the station?

I always feel a little distressed when I see that the most shabby person is dirty all over his body, and a trouser leg is about to break to the top

I think the most shabby things I've encountered are the old people who are asking for food at the station. Whether they are true or not, but that image really makes people's hearts tight.

It was a ragged man with a bowl and a cane swinging back and forth in the workshop.

At the station, I met the most shabby people, the homeless people who were dressed in tatters and picked up garbage with their luggage.

There was a beggar at our train station, he knelt down and asked for money when he saw people, thanked him if he gave it, and scolded people if he didn't give it. The clothes he wore were okay, he had saliva in his mouth, snot in his nose, he walked procrastinatingly, and he often picked up cigarette butts to smoke.

Squatting in the waiting room with a lot of luggage, bags and the like, they described as haggard, covered with dust, their faces were full of exhaustion, and the vicissitudes that would only occur after many experiences, I really felt very distressed to see such people.

The most shabby people I met at the station were people who didn't even have a decent outfit.

What I admire the most is that there are a lot of beggars who reach out to you and ask you for money, and sometimes they feel that they are really pitiful, and occasionally give them some money.

Seeing an uncle, with a lot of luggage, he was reluctant to eat some instant noodles, and when he looked at him, he was eating steamed buns with mineral water, and I felt sour when I looked at him.

A husband and wife, and a child, are very poorly dressed, and they look very poor, and as a result, they have nothing to eat, as if there is only water.

In the winter, I saw an old man wearing a thin shirt, and the pants were cotton pants that could already be seen in cotton, and the shoes were already full of various stains.

An old man, without too much luggage, lunch is steamed buns and mineral water.

Because there were newspapers at the train station, I saw an uncle sleeping on the ground with a newspaper, using the newspaper as a quilt.

I've come across shabby people who basically don't buy snacks to eat.

I used to go out on the train to play, and the weather was very cold, and I saw a lady dressed in tatters, carrying a big sack, and staggering. I felt a little distressed, so I went over with my friends to help her fight the sack.