Ask for an essay entitled A Thing That Touched Me .

Something that touched me.

On this day, I was flipping through the photo album, and suddenly, an old ** appeared in my eyes. A little boy is swimming in a small river! Now when I see this **, I am reminded of a story that is both fun and interesting.

It was a sunny morning, and my mother took me to Badachu Park to play. Not long after we entered, suddenly, I saw a lotus pond, and there were many pink lotus flowers in the lotus pond, as well as large turquoise lotus leaves. I immediately ran over and found that there were many small fish in the lotus pond!

I was so excited that I hurriedly took a bottle and prepared to catch small fish, but I accidentally alarmed them, and they were scared and fled in all directions. I was going to sneak up on a rock in front of me, but I accidentally stepped on the lotus leaf, and with a "plop", I fell into the water, and I was so scared that I shouted "help!" Mom hurriedly ran over, relieved to see that the water was not deep, looking at my embarrassed appearance, my mother couldn't help laughing, and took this ** picture for me.

Now when I see this **, my face is always flushed, and the whole family is laughing.

I was so touched by this!

Opening the floodgates of memory, there is always one thing that has moved me for a long time.

It was last year's summer vacation, and my mother and I took the train from Beijing back to Weifang. It was already past ten o'clock in the evening when I got on the bus. We quickly found our seats.

I sat by the window and enjoyed the beautiful night view, looking at this bustling city, I felt a sense of nostalgia in my heart.

My eyes gradually turned to the inside of the car. At this time, I saw a big sister walking around the train, asking people something. I asked the surroundings to find out that the big sister would vomit when she sat in the opposite seat of the train, but this one was left when she bought the ticket, and she had to go back tomorrow because she had an urgent matter at home, so she bought it.

But she didn't expect the seat to be in the opposite direction, so she wanted to change seats with someone else.

My mom and I won't change because our seats are in the same direction as hers. At this moment one of our uncles stood up and said to the sister, "Alas!

Come to me! The eldest sister said thank you and sat down, and the uncle sat down in her seat.

I went to bed late because I was excited. The big sister on the opposite side had already slept, and she slept very soundly and sweetly. And that uncle was drinking a medicine, and I couldn't help but glance there - "motion sickness medicine"!

I was very strange, so I asked, "Uncle, why do you still drink medicine if you don't get motion sickness?" The uncle smiled innocently

Actually, I'm the same as that girl, but I also brought motion sickness medicine. I had bought a seat in the same direction as the train in order not to make myself uncomfortable, but it was strange to see that kid at a young age.

As Ji Xianlin wrote: "Everyone is for me, I am for everyone." I think this kind of state of affairs is quite intriguing. "There is a feeling in my heart, and that is moving.

The simplest thing is to write about the selfless dedication of the cleaners, who do what they do and pollute the environment, but the cleaners in the community do. It's good to write something like this.

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