One thing that moved me

By my side, there have been many things, some happy, some sad, some surprised, some unforgettable... But one of the things that moved me the most was that my grandmother taught me to learn to swim.

During the summer vacation, I want to learn to swim. Mom and Dad have to go to work. There is no way. I have to ask my grandmother to teach me. However, the grandmother is already sixty years old, and there are diseases of high blood pressure and arthritis. It is impossible to go swimming. Unable to withstand my stalker, my grandmother finally promised to secretly take me to swim.

The weather was particularly hot. We came to the swimming pool. There were many people. The grandmother was a little dizzy. My grandmother said, "Grandma, you are not feeling well, or we will come again tomorrow!" "Nothing." Grandma said. So, we went into the water together. After a while, the grandmother’s leg cramped. She bit her teeth, went ashore and rubbed her toes, and went into the water. Grandma dragged my chin and taught me to swim. Slowly, I have basically mastered the swimming skills. Suddenly, I saw my grandmother leaning her head on the shore. I know that my grandmother’s high blood pressure has been committed. I asked my grandmother to go back to rest, but my grandmother shook her head and said, "No, you are not alone here. You can practice as you have just done! I will be fine after a short break." I practiced over and over again according to the method of my grandmother. The grandmother took a break and gave me a demonstration. After a few days, I finally learned to swim, my grandmother was sick, and the doctor diagnosed that it was tired because of swimming.

I am very touched by this matter. I want to thank my grandmother and thank my grandmother for helping me.

Fifth grade: Tonghuan