Look at the picture and write. An uncle ran a red light and should learn to dissuade him.

Hello! I am a fifth-grade pupil. A few days ago, I watched an animated film. I used to laugh my head off when I read comics, but I can't laugh anymore.

This cartoon mainly draws: at a crossroads, the red light is on! A schoolbag-carrying pupil stopped when he saw it, but several adults riding bicycles left as if nothing had happened. From time to time, I look back at this clever pupil with derisive eyes.

Look! Several adults in this cartoon, one in a suit and tie, look like a rich man; One wears short-sighted glasses, just like an intellectual; There is another person, with fashionable yellow hair, who knows at a glance that he is a rich family. Is the family so rich and uneducated that even kindergarten children know that "the red light stops and the green light goes." Alas! Pathetic!

Having said that, I can't help thinking of an idiom story my mother told me-"Better late than never". A lost sheep can mend after it is lost, but once a traffic accident happens, everything becomes a regret, and no remedial measures can recover the losses caused by the accident! Are you right?

Therefore, I want to take this letter to tell all the drivers and uncles that traffic safety is like mending after the sheep is dead. We should learn to check the sheepfold before it is lost, so as to prevent it before it happens, otherwise it will be too late to mend it, because the lost sheep can never be found again!

Drivers' uncles, please remember traffic safety, create a safe and harmonious traffic environment for yourself, your family and everyone, and hold up a blue sky for us!

I wish you:

Wherever you go, have a safe trip.

king

June 3