更新時間：2021-05-19 04:00:53作者：網絡
我有一個好朋友。她有一雙水汪汪的眼睛，一條彎彎曲曲的眉毛，留著一條長長的頭發。還經常助人為樂，她叫張華。
那是在我讀二年級的時候，數學老師在門口說：“等一下要考試了，你們快點拿好要用的東西．”我只好打開我的鉛筆盒看看有什么東西放在家里。忽然，我發現我的尺子不見了了，我想起昨天晚上我在寫作業的時候，妹妹忽然跟我借尺子，我把尺子交給了她，可是，我忘記跟她拿回我的尺子了。唉，要是我沒有忘記這件事該有多好啊！
正當我垂頭喪氣的時候，張華忽然拍了拍我的肩膀，說：“什么事讓你這么傷心啊？”我說：“還不是因為我把尺子借給我妹妹，我忘記跟她拿了。”聽了這話，張華連忙走向自己的座位，打開鉛筆盒，把尺子折成兩段，走到我面前，拿出最長的一半給我，我看見了，連忙說：“謝謝你了張華。”
雖然我已經讀三年級了，但是我一直忘不了這件事，我一定會像張華一樣助人為樂的。
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