Junior high school composition "Quietly Remind", 600 words ~ Please ~

A few years ago in winter. My parents and I are waiting for the evening train at the station.

When dusk came, I had listened to the songs in mp3 and could sing. I heard that I had to wait for more than an hour, so I put my head on my mother's shoulder and fell asleep in the empty waiting room. I felt someone touch my arm in the dim light and opened my eyes, only to find that my parents were asleep, too. A stranger stood in front of us. I paused and quickly pulled my father's skirt. At this moment, I suddenly saw him pointing to the big clock on the wall and gesturing loudly at us. Just then, the radio remembered the announcement of the train entering the station.

Oh, it dawned on us-it turned out that he was deaf and dumb and was anxious to remind us not to miss the time to get on the bus.

So I nodded gratefully, and before I could say "thank you", he skipped away like a child.

During the whole journey, I always see the faces of deaf people from time to time. My heart is warm and full of his kindness, and a kind feeling always surrounds me. ...

Yes, in our long journey of life, there will always be reminders from all directions from time to time. In this confused light, intoxicated breeze, seeking encouragement and silent greetings, how warm and powerful we are! Those are a pair of concerned eyes, watching us move forward; Those are warm hands, pushing us forward; This is a clear road sign to guide us forward.

Reminder, sometimes gentle breeze and drizzle, sometimes passionate lightning; Sometimes it is a few words, sometimes it is trivial nagging; Sometimes friends tell each other directly, and sometimes strangers wake up; Sometimes it is a face-to-face heated argument, or it may be a quiet hint. ...

In the reminder, I suddenly found that there are so many kind hearts caring for themselves, so many hands supporting themselves, and so many fellow travelers climbing to the same height; In the reminder, our hearts will beat, our eyes will be suddenly enlightened, and the depression in our hearts will suddenly disappear; In the reminder, we will suddenly find that all kinds of precious true feelings are around us. ...

Reminder is a special but unquestionable love!