今年的“六一”国际儿童节,恰好也是星期天。青岛市慈善总会捐赠接待处依然是人来人往,络绎不绝。不过,今日与往常不同的是,系红领巾的小学生为数居多。他们的捐款中,或上千元,或数百元,还有的同学捐出了崭新的书包和文具,以支援灾区的特有方式来庆祝节日。看着这些孩子红扑扑的脸蛋和胸前飘动着的红领巾,透过他们纯朴的话语和对灾区同龄人的关注之情,我深深地被感动着。一场突如其来的8级大地震,再一次激起了青岛人乐善好施的热情。更为可贵 This year’s “61” International Children’s Day happens to be a sunday. Qingdao charity donation reception is still coming and going, in an endless stream. However, as usual today, the number of pupils in red scarves is the largest. Their donations, or thousands of dollars, or a few hundred dollars, and some students donated brand new school bags and stationery to support the disaster-stricken area unique way to celebrate the festival. Watching the children’s red cheeks and the red scarf floating in their chest, I was deeply touched by their simple words and their concern for their peers in the affected areas. A sudden magnitude 8 earthquake, once again aroused the enthusiasm of Qingdao people entertain. More valuable