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It happened 8 years ago.In the end of middle school,I failed the high school entrance exam to all the people’s surprise Depression,shame,despair and confused emotions all came over me.After painful consideration,I finally chose to have another third-year grade with low-grade students.Things were not going well.I met some trouble.Low-grade students’ textbooks were different from mine.So I had to borrow them from students of other classes before my class every day,or even every class.I was so shamed when I came to borrow them because it always reminded me of the failure.What’s more,I couldn’t borrow one sometimes because many students needed to review their homework with their books.Then all I could do was to be seated confusedly and embarrassedly (I couldn’t follow the class because I didn’t have textbooks.) when we had class.This made me feel more negative.I felt bad every day because of this trouble.You can hardly imagine the situation.One day,my math teacher who had been appreciated me called me to his office.I was confused and couldn’t think of a reason.He discussed some math questions with me and talked about my recent learning situation.At the moment I stepped out of the door,he called me with textbooks in his hand and said,“I send you these books and hope you can make full use of them.” I froze at these words for a few seconds and then turned around to take them over and left in a hurry.There were no other words except a thank you.Because I was afraid he would see my uncontrollable tears.I never needed to borrow books any more!I adjusted my mood and did my best to study and passed the exam with a perfect score.I remember it clearly even though it has past so long ago.You may not understand how moved I was at that time.It is his help that encourages me to persist to the end.It is his help that makes a young girl find her confidence again.It is his help that makes a depressed heart get through the most difficult time.Every time when I recall it,I just want to say,“thank you,my dear teacher!”