Teachers and students in Chengdu universities spontaneously bid farewell to medical staff. How do you express your gratitude after accepting others' help?

Recently, thousands of teachers and students from a university in Pidu District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province spontaneously lined up and turned on the flashing lights to bid farewell to the medical support team in Longquanyi District. The medical support team in Longquanyi District is composed of 6 doctors and nurses sent by Longquan Health and Health Commission system, mainly to support nucleic acid detection in Pidu District. They are in colleges and universities in Pidu District, and 5, people are tested for nucleic acid. They have been fighting in the front line of the epidemic and touched the teachers and students, so when they left, the teachers and students in colleges and universities spontaneously sent off the medical staff.

I personally say thank you after accepting others' help. Although I also want to express my gratitude through language, it is hard to say it after organizing the language, and I feel very disgusting. From my heart, I tried to express myself after receiving help from others, and I also thought of a lot of words, but I couldn't say it when I got to my mouth, and finally I could only say "thank you" stiffly. I believe many people have similar experiences with me, but some people can't organize language and express their inner thoughts. After all, everyone's language ability is different, and many words can't properly express their thoughts at that time.

personally, after accepting help from others, I often feel that it is not enough to express thanks in words. I also want to give money or things, but I don't know how much to give, and there is no specific standard. Once, in order to express my gratitude, I gave the other party hundreds of dollars, but the other party insisted that I was "stranger" and helped me not for money. Since then, I really can't think of how to express it except to say thank you. I guess many people will have my experience. In fact, up to now, I still remember a taxi driver who helped me more than ten years ago. At that time, he was in such a hurry that he didn't leave the contact information of the other party. Now it's quite frustrating to think about it. I wish I could arrange for him to have a meal. However, if I really want to have a meal, I don't know what to talk about.

In a word, everyone expresses his gratitude in different ways. After all, he doesn't accept others' help every day, and there is no rule to unify the methods of thanking.