Last December, I worked for a volunteer for two weeks at an art exhibition. I made full preparations for it before begin my voluntary work. I did carefully research on the life experiences of each artist or the detailed explanations of each artwork. On that day I meet a lot of interesting people there, including an old lady. She was used to be an art student, with who I discussed some artworks. I also saw some child at the exhibition, who seemed have lots of questions about the artworks. I gained much from this experience and will never forget them.

Last Saturday's morning, I, as well some of my classmates, rode shared bikes to the Xinhua Bookstore to buy some books. Enjoying the convenience brought by the shared bikes, everyone was happily all the way. Therefore, when we arrived at the bookstore, a scene of disorder at the gate of the bookstore attracted our attentions. The shared bikes were parking here and there, block the way of passers-by. One of my classmates suggested placing them in an order, so we start to work immediately. We worked for ten minutes and it was finally done. Seeing the tidily arranged bikes, we both felt delighted and proud.

Nowadays, the virtue of helping others is frequent seen in our daily life. People often give in their seats to old people on buses or in subways. In public places, people are ready to help disabled, such as help them to go up the escalator. Some people often donate blood to the sickness, and some people contribute money for the poor.

In my opinion, being ready to help others are very important. When our friends, our neighbors, or even strangers are in need or in the trouble, especially those disabled people, we should help them as many as possible. When everyone shows his care for others, society will become a really enjoyable place to live.