It was a Thursday morning and our morning exercises were going on as usual. It was still somewhat
dark and we were running around the campus, when our classmate Li Xiaoming suddenly fell to the gro-
und.
The teacher ran quickly to his side, and found that his right hand was bleeding and his left ankle
was twisted. She wrapped her handkerchief around Xiaoming's hand, another classmate helped him to s-
tand up, and I carried him on my back. We hurried to the school clinic, where the doctor quickly tr-
eated Xiaoming and found the bones were not hurt. Until then can we set our hearts at rest.
On my way back to the dormitory, I thought a lot. If we didn't help Xiaoming, he would suffer a lot
physically and spiritually. Moreover, helping others is equal to helping ourselves, because only by
doing so can we expect to get help from others when we are in trouble. If we are always ready to ex-
tend our helping hands, the world will certainly be a better place to live in!