Questions and answers for an old man who has lost his memory 15

You look at me, I look at you, I don't know how to describe it.

3 And on one occasion I passed by the old man, and it was raining. He wore neither a raincoat nor an umbrella, and still stood straight on the street corner. The rain ran down his hair and down his cheeks, as if he didn't even know it was raining.

4. When the elderly are in distress, they remain faithful to their duties regardless of their lives.

I was "touched by the old man's extreme devotion to his duties."

5 The old man in the article has a spirit of devotion to duty, courage and courage.

I won't do it (=), you better think for yourself!

Everyone has their own responsibilities, and it is even more valuable that people who have lost their memories can still remember their duties. There is such an old man who has always remembered his duties, and he is the old man Benderson in "The Story of Thanksgiving".

This is an old Swedish man. On one of Stockholm's main streets in Stockholm's eastern city, he can often be seen standing with his head held high, sometimes taking broken steps to the right, tilting his head to the right in a "right-aligned" motion, and then turning his head over and maintaining an upright position. It turned out that the old man's name was Benderson, and he was a capable officer of the Royal Guard.

More than 30 years ago, the horse team under his command was frightened, and for the safety of others, he desperately pulled the horse, was dragged hundreds of kilometers away, and almost died. Since then he has lost his memory, but the only thing he has not forgotten is his duty. That's why there are these seemingly strange practices of ordinary people.

I was moved by the fact that an old man with lost memories was able to carry out his duties thirty years ago with such determination, and I began to reflect on myself. As a student, my role is to study hard, be disciplined, and care for others. As a class cadre, I should also set an example, be strict with myself, and be a pacesetter in learning and an example in life.

It's unfortunate that people don't have memories, but good memories can leave an imprint on a person – like Bendson's duties. Losing memory is not terrible, it is terrible for a person to lose their duties.

Is this one?

You look at me, I look at you, describing people looking at each other out of fear or helplessness, and not speaking. 3 times Is this it?

"4" The old man's dedication to work is worth learning from each of us This is right.

Finger: Who is this old man? Why are you standing here?

Mystery: It's our senior, Benderson, a capable Royal Guard officer who has received many awards. More than 30 years ago, the horse team he commanded was frightened, and for the safety of the soldiers and others, he grabbed the frightened horse and was dragged out hundreds of meters away, almost dying.

I listened with bated breath, my heart sinking like lead. The officer paused, then added, "Since then, he has lost his memory, but the only thing he has not forgotten is his duty."

You look at me, I see how you describe it well.

I've been old man's"Enigma"haunted. The riddle here refers to.

It's better to post a short article, or you don't know.

Why did he do these good things.