Model Composition for Primary School Students

Author: Qian Hao
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: A bear named Li Daqi who travels to the Arctic receives a strange letter from the North Pole, the sender being: "Myself." "Are there people with the surname 'I' in the world?" Li Daqi said as he opened the envelope, only to find it was completely empty—a blank piece of paper fluttering on the ground. "You should release me!" a voice came from the paper, and Li Daqi backed away in fear. Suddenly, the paper "whooshed" to its feet, transforming into a massive polar bear! "Hi!" the polar bear waved at Li Daqi, who trembled all over. Gathering his courage, Li Daqi waved back and asked, "Where are you from? Why did you come to my house? What are you doing here? Why didn’t you go to someone else’s house?" The polar bear smiled and said, "Why do you ask me so many questions? I traveled a long way here! Of course, I was sleeping in that envelope. At first, I wanted to take a train, but it was too expensive, so I the envelope and mailed myself here. You really wanted to see a polar bear, didn’t you? Making you travel all the way to the Arctic—too embarrassing, so I came myself." Li Daqi was no longer scared and grabbed the polar bear, dragging it outside.
On the street, they saw an old lady walking with her head down. When she approached the polar bear, she lifted her head and, upon realizing what stood before her, ran away without looking back—faster than a 100-meter champion! The polar bear paid no attention to this (perhaps not even noticing it) and continued wandering with Li Daqi.
A police car appeared, followed by a second and a third. One after another, police cars surrounded them, and the encirclement kept shrinking, smaller and smaller. The police cars stopped, and a police officer stepped out. He saluted Li Daqi first, then cleared his throat and said, "Due to the polar bear severely disrupting public order, you are now prohibited from moving." The polar bear asked, "May I sneeze?" The officer, with a stern face, replied, "No, that must be approved." The polar bear paid no heed to approvals and gave a mighty sneeze, sending the police cars and officers flying far away.
The police quickly got up and charged at the polar bear again. The polar bear extended a hand and said, "If you want to arrest me, go ahead. I’ve made my mistakes anyway." The police took out handcuffs.
Li Daqi arrived at the zoo and stood in front of the polar bear enclosure, feeling extremely ashamed. "I’m sorry, I didn’t protect you well," he said. The polar bear curiously asked Li Daqi, "Why did they arrest me? I’m so ugly." Li Daqi shook his head, "No, toads are ugly, but people don’t catch them. People are afraid of you that’s why they arrested you."
"Sigh, I miss home so much!" the polar bear said. Suddenly, it seemed to remember something and said, "Quick, get an envelope. I’ll turn into paper and mail myself home." Li Daqi immediately got an envelope, and the polar bear crawled inside. Li Daqi wrote on the envelope, "Polar Bear, North Pole—Sent by Li Daqi," and stuck a stamp on it. He carefully dropped the envelope into the mailbox.
Li Daqi went home, thinking that in the future, he would receive more letters—perhaps from ancient dinosaurs or tropical animals. But all of this would only happen after humans began to protect animals.
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