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读后续写“助人为乐”类范文5篇第一篇Erie raised his daughter Riley alone. One day, Eric noticed a young teenage boy standing in front of a drugstore. He approached him, and found out that the boy wanted to buy medicine for his sick mother, but had no money. The boy cried out, “If I don’t bring home medicine, my mom will die. But I won’t be able to handle it. ”Upon hearing this, Erie didn’t hesitate to pay for the medicine. “I’ll pay for the medicine on his behalf,” he said, handing the pharmacist (药剂师) a couple of bills from his pocket. The boy looked at Eric with grateful eyes, and cried, “Thank you so much. You are heaven-sent. ”“There will always be people willing to help you, son,” Eric told him before handing him two portions of food. “Here, take this to your mom and have a hot meal with her,” he said before letting the boy go.His daughter Riley saw the whole scene and said, “Dad, we have barely enough money. Why did you pay for the medicine ” “Riley, the good you put out into the world will eventually find its way back to you. Just keep doing good,” Eric told his daughter.When Riley turned thirty, she needed an operation urgently after being told there was something wrong with her heart. With difficulty breathing, Eric rushed Riley to the hospital in an ambulance. “You’ll be alright, Riley,” he cried. “Don’t worry; Daddy is here. We’ll get through this together,” he promised her.Eric did try his best to find the money for his daughter’s operation. He asked all of his friends, but it was still not enough. Therefore, Eric decided to sell their house. It was enough to pay for her operation, but they would be left with nothing. “It’s okay,” he told himself. “I will be able to earn money again, but if I lose my daughter, nothing will ever bring her back.”By the time Eric made it back to the hospital, Riley was in her hospital room, weak and pale. He sat beside her bed and held her hand. “You’ll be okay, my sweet daughter.We’ll soonhave the money for the operation,” he promised her.Eric suddenly noticed an envelope on the bed.He ran to the doctor’s office and hugged him.范文：Para1： Eric suddenly noticed an envelope on the bed.“To Eric”---two words on the envelope jumped into his sight. // It was addressed to him. Eric opened the envelope in surprise and found a check and a note lying inside, which said/read, “It is for Riley’s operation. Don’t worry. Everything will be OK.” // lying inside were...and..Eric turned the envelop inside out, eagerly hoping to find any clue about the kind man, but failed/ in vain . He paused for a moment and then dashed toward the nurse station to ask for help. // and asked Riley who had come there during his absence.Informed that no one else but the doctor had just entered the ward, Eric felt a surge of gratitude and a bit of confusion.Para2: He ran to the doctor’s office and hugged him.“Thank you, doctor! How can I repay your kindness？” Tears rolling down his cheeks, Eric could hardly contain his thrill.The doctor smiled with shyness written on his face, “You deserve it, Eric. Remember the boy you offered medicine and food fifteen tears ago That day, you saved my mother and changed my life. It is I who should say thank you.”All the confusion vanishing, the unbelievable joy of their reunion deprived them of all power of utterance. Wiping tears from Eric’s face, the young doctor promised to arrange the operation for Riley soon. It was true—life is not always a bed of roses but the good you put out into the world will find its way back to you.最终自测：Para1： Eric suddenly noticed an envelope on the bed.“致埃里克”——信封上的两个字跃入他的视线。埃里克惊讶地打开信封，发现里面有一张支票和一张便条，上写着：“这是给莱利的手术费。别担心。一切都会好的。”埃里克把信封里外都翻遍了，急切地希望找到任何关于这个好心人的线索，但却没找到/徒劳。他停顿了一会儿，然后冲向护士站寻求帮助。/问Riley，他不在的时候，谁来过。埃里克得知只有医生刚进了病房，他感到一阵感激之情及一点困惑。Para2: He ran to the doctor’s office and hugged him.“谢谢你，医生！我怎样才能报答你的好意呢？”眼泪顺着脸颊滑落，埃里克几乎控制不住他的激动。医生笑了，脸上带着一丝不好意思：“这是你应得的，埃里克。还记得十五年前你把药和食物给了他的那个男孩吗？那天，你救了我的母亲，也改变了我的人生。我才应该说声谢谢。”所有的疑惑烟消云散，难以置信的团聚的喜悦使他们说不出话来。年轻的医生擦去了埃里克脸上的眼泪，答应很快为莱利安排手术。这是真的——生活并不总是一帆风顺，但你对这个世界付出的善意终将回到你的身边。第二篇Charles Rose lived in the country with his father, who taught him to read and to write. Mr. Rose told his son that, when his morning lessons were over, he might amuse himself for one hour as he pleased.There was a river near by. On its bank stood the hut of a poor fisherman, who lived by selling fish. His careful wife kept her wheel going early and late. They both worked very hard to keep themselves above want. But they were greatly troubled for fear that their only son should never learn to read and to write. They could not teach him themselves,and they were too poor to send him to school.Charles called at the hut of this fisherman one day, to inquire about his dog, which was missing. He found the little boy, whose name was Joe, siting by the table, on which he was making marks with a piece of chalk. Charles asked him whether he was drawing pictures."No. I am trying to write," said little Joe, “but I know only two words. Those I saw upon a sign, and I am trying to write them.""If I could only learn to read and write," said he, "I should be the happiest boy in the world."."Then I will make you happy,” said Charles. "I am only a little boy, but I can teach you that.”"My father gives me an hour every day for myself. Now, if you will try to learn, you shall soon know how to read and to write."Both Joe and his mother were ready to fall on their knees to thank Charles. They told him it was what they wished above all things.So, on the next day when the hour came, Charles put his book in his pocket, and went to teach Joe. Joe learned very fast, and Charles son began to teach him how to write.Some time after, a gentleman called on Mr. Rose, and said,“Charles did not always amuse himself. I often see him go to the house of the fisherman. I fear he goes out in their boat.P1 : The moment the gentleman left, Mr. Rose went in search of his son.P2 : The next day, his father took him to town, and gave him books for himself and Joe, with writing paper, pens, and ink.范文：The moment the gentleman left, Mr Rose went in search of his son.How he wished he had not given the child such permission to relax! How he wished he had known it earlier!With anxiety, He sprinted to the river and paced up and down, in hope of seeing the boat.After searching every inch of the beach, he still found no sign of the boat or the son. Without any delay, he hurriedly rushed to the fisherman’s house. It seemed as if a century had passed before the father came to the hut.When he put his head in at the open window, a pleasant sight met his eyes. Charles was at the table, watching Joe writing something on a copybook. Somewhat stunned but delighted, he slid away silently, a decision made in his heart.The next day, his father took him to town and gave him books for himself and Joe with writing paper, pens and ink.Hardly had Charles arrived home when he trotted toward Joe’s, his hands filled with parcels and his heart beating with joy.After receiving the stationary from Charles, Joe was overflowing with happiness, throwing his hands around Charles.The fisherman and his wife looked at Charles with tears in their eyes, expressing their thanks repeatedly.With the materials bought, they found the study easier and gradually made enormous progress with their tireless efforts. It dawned on Charles that the one who makes others happy is truly happy.最终自测:The moment the gentleman left, Mr Rose went in search of his son.他多么希望没有允许孩子出去放松啊！他真希望自己早些就知道了！他焦急地冲去河边，来回踱来踱去，希望能看到那艘船。在搜索了海滩的每一寸土地后，他仍然没有发现船或儿子的迹象。他毫不迟疑地急忙跑到渔夫家。似乎过了一个世纪那么久，父亲才来到小屋。当他把头伸进敞开的窗户时，他看到了一个令人愉快的景象。查尔斯在桌旁，看着乔在抄写本上写东西。他有些吃惊，但很高兴，默默地溜走了，心里做了一个决定。The next day, his father took him to town and gave him books for himself and Joe with writing paper, pens and ink.查尔斯刚到家，就小跑着向乔家走去，手里满是包裹，心高兴得砰砰跳。从查尔斯那里得到文具后，乔充满了快乐，双手搂着查尔斯。渔夫和他的妻子含泪看着查尔斯，反复表达他们的感谢。买了这些学习用品，他们发现学习更容易了，并靠着不懈努力逐渐取得了巨大的进步。查尔斯意识到，让别人快乐的人才真正快乐。第三篇Jenny stared at the store window longingly (渴望地) . There was nothing in this world that she wanted more than a happy Hanah doll and all that currently separated her from the hottest doll of the holiday season was a thin piece of glass and 29.95 plus tax. Unfortunately, Jenny didn't even have the 95 cents, so she let out a deep sigh and continued walking home.Suddenly, a pink rectangle (矩形) in the snow caught her eye. Jenny walked over and realized it was a leather wallet She removed it from the snow, and opened the wallet to find a thick pile of folded green bills and two plastic cards. One was a credit card and the other an ID.Jenny stared at the old woman in her ID photo. The woman had a beautiful smile that reminded Jenny of her grandma. Jenny sighed and then she put the wallet into her purse. She turned around and walked in the direction from which she came.Jenny's heart beat quickly as she entered the store. She had long dreamed about this moment, but something didn't feel right about it. As she approached a neat pile of Happy Hannah dolls, she pushed away her feelings.She grasped one Happy Hannah doll.As Jenny approached the register,the Happy Hannah Show theme song began playing. It was her mobile phone. It was her grandma. In one hand she held the Happy Hannah doll and in the other she held the phone on which her grandma was calling. Jenny's heart was filled with love and appreciation as she thought of her sweet old grandma. She put the doll down and picked up the phone call."Hi,Grandma I'm going to be a little bit late tonight. I've got to drop something off...Yeah, it was good......OK...Alright... I love you too." Jenny left the store and walked through the melting snow all the way to the other side of the town. She thought of her grandma as she rang the bell at 301 West Street.P1:The woman who answered the door had been crying recently and looked upset and anxious.P2 The woman took the wallet smilingly.范文：The woman who answered the door had been crying recently and looked upset and anxious. “Are you Mrs. Green ” Jenny asked politely with some certainty, recognizing the face from the ID card instantly.The woman nodded in confusion and let the girl come in. After a brief conversation, it turned out that Mrs. Green lost her wallet on her way to the store with the money to buy gifts for some poor children.Feeling her face burning with a sense of guilt as well as somewhat relief, Jenny took out the pink leather wallet, rejoicing to see Mrs. Green’s eyes rounding in surprise and sparkling with hope in a flash.The woman took the wallet smilingly.She held it to her chest tightly and then pulled Jenny into her arms, tears streaming down her face. “You are the real angel. No one knows what the wallet means to the children.” She sobbed out her heartfelt gratitude.Jenny’s soft heart was touched because her grandma often called her little angel, all her previous inner struggle giving way to the pure pride in her right choice.That night, she darted across the streets, eager to tell her grandma that today she got a present more meaningful than Hannah doll—she was a real angel!最终自测：The woman who answered the door had been crying recently and looked upset and anxious. “你是格林太太吗？“珍妮礼貌地问道，立刻认出了身份证上的那张脸。女人困惑地点了点头，让女孩进到家里来。简短交谈几句之后，原来格林太太在去商店的路上丢的钱包，里面有给一些贫苦孩子买礼物的钱。珍妮感到脸上滚烫，有内疚也有一点如释重负，她拿出那个粉红色皮钱包，很高兴看到格林太太的眼睛惊讶地睁大了，一瞬间闪起了希望。The woman took the wallet smilingly.她把它紧紧地放在胸前，然后把珍妮拉进怀里，眼泪顺着脸流下来。“你是真正的天使。没人知道这个钱包对孩子们意味着什么。”她哭着表达了她衷心的感激之情。珍妮柔软的心被感动了，因为她的奶奶经常称她为小天使，她之前所有的内心挣扎都让位于她对自己做了正确选择的纯粹骄傲。那天晚上，她飞奔过一条条街道，急切地想告诉她的奶奶，今天她得到了一个比汉娜娃娃更有意义的礼物——她是一个真正的天使！第四篇The Meredith family lived in a small community. As the economy was in decline, some people in the town had lost their jobs. Many of their families were struggling to make ends meet. People were trying to help each other meet the challenges.Mrs. Meredith was a most kind and thoughtful woman. She spent a great deal of time visiting the poor. She knew they had problems, and they needed all kinds of help. When she had time, she would bring food and medicine to them.One morning she told her children about a family she had visited the day before. There was a man sick in bed, his wife, who took care of him and could not go out to work, and their little boy. The little boy – his name was Bernard – had interested her very much.“I wish you could see him,”she said to her own children, John, Harry, and Clara.“He is such a help to his mother. He wants very much to earn some money, but I don’t see what he can do.”After their mother left the room, the children sat thinking about Bernard.“I wish we could help him to earn money.”said Clara.“His family is suffering so much.”“So do I,”said Harry.“We really should do something to assist them.”For some moments, John said nothing, but, suddenly, he sprang to his feet and cried,“I have a great idea! I have a solution that we can all help accomplish (完成).”The other children also jumped up all attention. When John had an idea, it was sure to be a good one.“I tell you what we can do,”said John.“You know that big box of corn Uncle John sent us Well, we can make popcorn (爆米花), and put it into paper bags, and Bernard can take it around to the houses and sell it.When Mrs. Meredith heard of John’s idea, she thought it was a good one, too.With everything ready, Bernard started out on his new business.范文：Para1: When Mrs. Meredith heard of John’s idea, she thought it was a good one, too.She nodded with an approving smile and encouraged the children,“Let’s get started”.Immediately, Clara volunteered to fetch the big box of corn sent by Uncle John and plugged the microwave oven. Clara offered to fetch the box of corn given by Uncle John. In the mean time, Harry dashed out to purchase some paper bags and arranged all the stuff in place while John went to Bernard’s and poured out their plan.After hearing the explanation, Bernard ⑤was overwhelmed/ consumed with (a mixture of) excitement and gratitude.Time went by swiftly, and soon the kitchen was enveloped with sweet smell of popcorn and children’s laugh.With everything ready, Bernard started out on his new business.At the beginning, he was too shy to utter any word. But with the other children’s encouragement, he collected his courage and called out, “Popcorn! 50 cents for one pack!”More and people were attracted to their stand. Having learned the story behind the popcorn, those lovely neighbors, though not rich themselves, dipped into their pockets in support of the boy. Within no time, all popcorn was sold out.。On returning, he thanked the Meredith family repeatedly, eyes brimming with grateful tears.For the other children, this unforgettable experience was like an everlasting flower, reminding them that joint efforts not only helped a family in need, but also gave themselves the sweet taste of helping others.最终自测：When Mrs. Meredith heard of John’s idea, she thought it was a good one, too.她微笑着点了点头，鼓励孩子们说：“让我们开始吧。”Clara立刻主动去拿约翰叔叔送来的一大盒玉米，并插上微波炉。与此同时，哈利冲出去买一些纸袋，把所有的东西都安排好。John去Bernard家，和盘托出他们的计划。听到一番解释后，Bernard感到非常兴奋和感激。时间飞逝而过，很快厨房就笼罩在了爆米花的香味和孩子们的笑声里。With everything ready, Bernard started out on his new business.一开始，他太害羞了，根本说不出任何话。但在其他孩子的鼓励下，他鼓起勇气，喊道：“爆米花！50美分一包！”越来越多的人被他们的小摊吸引而来。了解了爆米花背后的故事后，那些可爱的邻居，虽然自己并不富有，却伸手掏钱来支持这个男孩。没过多久，所有的爆米花都卖光了。回来后，他反复感谢梅雷迪思一家，眼睛里充满了感激的泪水。对其他的孩子来说，这段难忘的经历就像一朵永恒的花，提醒他们，共同的努力不仅帮助了一个需要帮助的家庭，也给自己带来了助人的甜蜜。第五篇I had stopped at the Swindon services(服务区)while on my way back to London. As I drove up the slip road,I spotted a man with a backpack and his thumb(拇指)out. I pulled over and lowered the window.　　“Which way are you heading ” I asked.“I'm going back to London.”　　“Ah, that would be grand,”came his immediate reply. He opened the door and liftedhis backpack on to the back seat.“I'm Brendan,”he said with an easy smile and a rich Irish(爱尔兰)tongue.“I was getting a bit desperate. I've had my thumb out for a day and half. Nobody seems to stop these days.”　 “I haven't eaten in days,”said Brendan.“I'm trying to get home.”　 I've always enjoyed picking up hitchhikers. I used to be a motoring journalist and crossed the country in various test cars. Picking up a hiker always made me feel a little less guilty about all the miles I was doing.　　As we headed east along the motorway, Brendan told me how he came to be waiting for a lift on that particular evening, and also about the two recent family tragedies(悲剧) that had ruined him and pushed him out of his old life and on to the road.　　Brendan told me that he was 52. He laughed a lot and enjoyed his off-grid(不入网的)lifestyle. Until last week,that is, when he'd been mugged(抢劫).　　“Three young men in Birmingham took my other pack and it had all my money in it. I've been sleeping out since then. I haven't eaten in days. I'm hoping to get some casual work in London, so I can then get myself home to Ireland.”　　It must have been the concept of home that got me, and helping a man who’d clearly had a tough time seemed like the right thing to do.Para1: As we were approaching the Heathrow turn-off(希思罗机场岔道), I had an idea.Para2: Before he left to buy his air ticket, he gave me a huge hug.范文：Para1: As we were approaching the Heathrow turn o , I had an idea.It dawned on me that I could afford him money to purchase a ticket to Ireland. At the thought of this, I hastened to pour out the fantastic idea.My words caught Brendan off guard, who was dumbfounded. With disbelief and gratitude written on his face, he bit his lips, trying to hold back tears.“Thank you.” he said in a choked voice.I pulled out into the airport highway and soon dropped him off outside the terminal building.Para2: Before he left to buy his air ticket, he gave me a huge hug.Meanwhile, he promised to me that he would pay me back as soon as he saved enough money. I hugged him back and expressed what I expected from him, which was spreading the kindness instead of repaying me.Responding with a determined nod, Brendan said my generosity reignited his faith in life and he would surely continue my chain of kindness. Having bid farewell to me, he blended into the crowd, which was a scene filling me with fulfillment and contentment.BrendanWith the golden sunshine flooding in through the car window, I was on my way to London again.。最终自测：Para1: As we were approaching the Heathrow turn o , I had an idea.我突然想到我可以给他钱买一张去爱尔兰的机票。想到这里，我赶紧把这个绝佳的想法说出来。我的话让布兰登猝不及防，他目瞪口呆。脸上满是难以置信和感激之情，他咬着嘴唇，试图眨回泪水。“谢谢你。”他哽咽着说。我把车开到机场高速公路上，很快就把他送到候机楼外。Para2: Before he left to buy his air ticket, he gave me a huge hug.与此同时，他向我保证，一旦他攒够了钱就会还给我。我也拥抱了他，表达了我对他的期望，那就是把善意传递出去，而不是还给我钱。Brendan坚定地点了点头，说，我的慷慨重新燃起了他对生活的信心，他肯定会继续我的善良之链。和我告别后，他融入了人群，这是一个让我充满了满足感的画面。金色的阳光透过车窗照进来，我又重新踏上去伦敦的路途。

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