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Five years ago, when I was still in school, my teacher gave a small prize to students who answered questions correctly. When it was my turn, I stood up and gave my answer. The teacher said I got it right and invited me up to the front of the class to claim my prize — a little “panda.”
The moment I saw it, I thought it was so adorable! Its hands and feet are tiny and black. You could say, “It has small, black hands and feet.” It also has big, brown eyes. Even though it can’t blink, it always looks at me with such warmth. It’s always smiling and never seems sad.
Real pandas are actually huge. They spend their days eating bamboo and lounging around. Their round bodies are very heavy — adult pandas weigh between 220 and 254 pounds. But my “little panda” is nothing like that. It’s not lazy at all. No matter what I’m doing — playing, studying, eating, or sleeping — it’s always by my side, smiling.
I chose to write about this “little panda” because it has been with me since I was a child. It’s my best friend, and it’s incredibly cute. Every day when I come home, it’s there waiting patiently for me. When I’m feeling down, it’s there to comfort me. Some people might think it’s just a toy, but to me, it’s a very special friend.
I hope it can stay with me forever, because we’ve shared so many wonderful memories together.
