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The other day the TV reported that a retired school math teacher, Beth Smith, has been volunteering for the past 20 years at a United Nation’s refugee camp in Thailand, helping kids who cannot afford to go to school learn math and English. I was deeply touched when watching the story, especially when the reporter asked Beth why she would spent all her time in a third world country volunteering, she replied, “By helping these kids, I feel I’m doing good for the society, therefore I feel happy.” Her answer made me think about the virtue of helping others, and I realize that she is a true hero in my heart.

前几天电视报道，一个退休的中学数学教师，贝丝史密斯已经志愿服务在过去的20年里，在泰国的联合国难民营，帮助孩子们谁不能去学校学习数学和英语。当我看到这个故事的时候，特别是当记者问她为什么会在三分之一世界国家志愿服务的时候，她回答说：“我觉得我对社会做的很好，所以我很开心。”她的回答让我想到了帮助别人的美德，我意识到她是我心中真正的英雄。