Help write an English composition! Please be a great god! Junior high school level

The Last Leaf is a short story written by O Henry, who lives in Greenwich Village. The characters and themes it depicts are typical works of O 'Henry.

The Last Leaf is a short story written by O'Henry who lives in Greenwich Village. The characters and themes it describes are O'Henry's classic works.

Johnsy is ill and dying of pneumonia. She watched the leaves fall from the window of her room and decided that when the last leaf fell, she would die, too. To encourage her, Mr. Berman drew the last leaf on a stormy night, but he died of pneumonia because of his efforts in the storm.

Johnsy is ill and will die of pneumonia. She watched the leaves fall from the window of her room and decided that when the last leaf fell, she would die. To encourage her, Mr Berman painted the last leaf on a stormy night, but he died of pneumonia because of his efforts in the storm.

This is a sad story about sacrifice and a touching story about hope. Similarly, we can learn something from this story, something completely different from each other.

This is a sad story about sacrifice and a touching story about hope. We can learn something from this story, something completely different.

Everyone has a goal to support his life, which we call hope. For a man walking in the desert, hope means an oasis. Judging from Johnsy's recovery, there is no doubt that hope is the light that shows her the way.

Everyone has a certain purpose to support his life, which we call hope. For those who walk in the desert, hope is like an oasis. Judging from Johnsy's recovery, there is no doubt that hope is the light that guides her.

At the same time, everything must be paid, including kindness. Maybe we can see Johnsy's recovery as an exchange for Mr. Berman's sacrifice. No wonder it's a cruel comparison, but it's a universal routine. In addition, it warns us not to let ourselves do whatever we want without restriction.

At the same time, everything should be rewarded, including kindness. Maybe we can see Johnsy's recovery as an exchange for Mr Berman's sacrifice. No wonder this is a cruel comparison, but it is a common practice in the world. Besides, it warns us not to let people live in their own way indefinitely.