I am an animal lover. A few weeks ago, while going home from work, I saw an old dog lain on the roadside. I got closer to see that it was there. I felt shocked when I find it was unable to move. Someone told me that it was hit by the motorcycle. I decided to bring it home and look after it careful. Every day I gave it enough food or water before I went to work. And once I came back home after work, I would play it.

To its great joy, it is now able to walk with little difficult. My efforts have been paid off.

I’ll never forget the experience as a volunteer for an international marathon race.

As one of the three volunteers selecting from our school, I felt excited. In our spare time I practiced a great deal of, especially in my spoken English to ensure the best service. Then comes the day. Early in the morning I arrived there the match would begin and found many volunteers already there do preparations. During the match, I, with the others, were busy helping the runners all the time. We were highly praised for which we did, without which, the race could have been a success.

It was my first time to be a volunteer for such important a sport event, which made me proud.

Last summer vacation, I worked as a volunteer in the Wolong China Giant Panda Garden in Sichuan, which I stayed for two weeks. What I need to do was to clean the pandas' houses, make food for the pandas or feed them. One male panda I took care was named Jingjing. She was one of the most interested pandas in the Garden. Normally, the panda, a shy creature, is not used to be in contact with other animals, particularly humans, but Jingjing seemed very differently. He often reached out one of his foot to greet me and smiled at me. Sometimes he tried to make me to laugh.