College students send medicines free of charge, and students consciously transfer money. This incident originated from a university in Guangzhou. Because you can't buy medicine at school, classmate Ba's father happens to be a drugstore supplier. After the classmate registered the number of medicines needed, his father mailed the medicines to the school. After the students received it, they all consciously transferred money to express their gratitude. I think this behavior of both sides is worthy of recognition. On the one hand, when drugs were in short supply during the anti-epidemic period, Mr. Ba was able to send drugs to his classmates for free, which reflected his excellent quality of kindness and willingness to share. When he learned that his father was able to provide medicine, he didn't take care of himself, but chose to tell everyone the news and distribute the medicine to students in need. Mr. Ba and his father can try their best to help you. I believe that with these good people in the society, we will be able to overcome the epidemic. On the other hand, for Pakistani students to send medicines for free, students consciously transfer money, which is both out of gratitude and morality. It is very valuable for Ba students to share their own resources with everyone. There is no such thing as a free lunch, as long as it is something, it is valuable. Ba classmate's? Free? Because of his kindness, the students' transfer is a response and gratitude to Pakistani students. In addition, it is a sign that students can get drugs with the help of students from Pakistan when it is difficult to buy drugs, and their fathers should not be allowed to bear the cost of these drugs. I believe that this behavior of Ba students can make students' school days warm and lively. At any time, we should not take others' contributions for granted, but be grateful. At the same time, we should also express our sincere thanks to those who have helped us. Those who take others' efforts for granted are ungrateful. We should know how to cherish and how others treat us well. Try to help others when you can.