Question

短文寫作。
假設你叫李明，下面是你的一位外國筆友Kristie給你寫的電子郵件，詢問有關小悅悅事件的情況。
Dear Li Ming,
I learned from a news flash that a two-year-old baby girl was ignored by more than a dozen passers-by
after being run over twice in a south China town.I'm very shocked.I used to think the Chinese were
hardworking and kindhearted, and they really were when I was on a visit in China two years ago.So I
doubt whether it was true news.Can you tell me what you learned about this incident?
Sincerely yours,
Kristie
請你給她回一封郵件，要點如下：
1.社會陷入自責和反思；
2.某些路人的冷漠或另有原因，可最終還是有一名拾荒婆婆挺身而出；
3.單個事件不能代表中國，助人為樂一直是中國傳統(tǒng)美德。
注意：
1.不能照抄原信件語句；
2.可自由發(fā)揮添加細節(jié)；
3.詞數(shù)120左右；
4.回信的開頭和結尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。
參考詞匯：倫理道德- ethical and moral （adj.）; 美德- virtue （n.）

Dear Kristie,
     I was in very low spirits                                                               ___________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
     Believe me, Kristie, and believe in the Chinese people!
                                                                                                              Sincerely yours,
                                                                                                                    Li Ming

Answer 1

One possible version:
Dear Kristie,
     I was in very low spirits when hearing this shocking news, and so was the whole nation．All the
people have been undertaking a thoughtful review of the ethical and moral challenges we are faced with.
    While we blame those hardhearted passers-by, there might be deep reasons behind the scenes. For
various reasons there is a growing tendency for people to keep away from being involved in such accidents．However, on no account shall we tolerate this heartless behavior.
    Luckily in the story you mentioned, an old lady, who earned her life by collecting rubbish, came to the
little girl' s aid and helped rush her to hospital. So we have every reason to believe that the Chinese
traditional virtues of being ready to help others will remain forever.
    Believe me, Kristie, and believe in the Chinese people!
                                                                                                  Sincerely yours,
                                                                                                        Li Ming