Warm city, Warm British

Today is my birthday in the Chinese traditional calendar. Earlier, I had fallen down on the ground and unfortunately hurt my knee. The bloom Blood flowed out and could  would not stop. At that moment, I felt a little pathetic because of I was in a strange city and unlucky having bad luck. Every passerby asked me, " Are you ok?". I always answered "No problem". I did not want to bother anyone, even if though it felt really felt painful.

Until When I tried to move and I found I could not do it, the British man who asked me more than twice if I was ok came go out again. He showed his kindness was very kind and asked me to enter the bar. He and his friend brought ice to help me stop bloom the bleeding. Other customers, a waiter and a manager of bar all came to care about for me. At that time, I felt very warm in this strange city and Britches are warm heart. At that time, I felt very warme myself warming to this strange city and to those people with warmth in their hearts.

He The man who helped me, and his friend's name, are were Bruce and Andy. I think they asked me " Are you really ok?" more than ten times!!! They did not allow me to go home until after checked checking my knee making sure it did not have any problems. and They asked me to walk back and forth three times. Even until now, I still feel very grateful to them.

Sometimes, some details and acts of kindness will make give you have a different impression about a city. The impression of Leicester in my mind is so much better.

Thank you, Leicester. Thank you, the warm-hearted strangers.

Warm city, Warm British people

Today is my birthday in the Chinese traditional calendar. I fallen fell down on the ground and unfortunately hurt my knee. The blood flowed out and would not stop. At that moment, I felt a little pathetic because of I was in a strange city and wasn't doing well unlucky. Every passerby asked me "are you ok?", and I always answered "no problem". I did not want to bother anyone, even if I really felt pain painful.

Until But when I tried to move and could not do it, the British man who asked me more than twice if I was ok go came out back again. He showed his a lot of kindness ["he was very kind"]and asked me to enter the bar. He and his friend brought ice to help me stop the bleeding bloom. Other customers, a waiter and a the manager of the bar all came out to take care about of me. At that time, I felt very warm in this strange city and Britches felt that the British are warm-hearted.

He and his friend's name The man and his friend were named are Bruce and Andy. I think they asked me " Are you really ok?" more than ten times!!! They did not allow me to go home until checked they made sure my knee did not have any problems and they asked me to walk back and forth three times. Until Even now, I still feel very grateful to them.

Sometimes, some details and experiences of kindness will make you have a different impression about a city. The impression of Leicester in my mind is better now. Thank you, Leicester. Thank you, the warm-hearted strangers.