I read a book named The Great Blue Yonder, which clarifies a ten years old boy who met his death in a car accident. But he still missed his own parents, sisters, teachers and his friends. The boy was regret and there was filled with guilt to those things that he did to his sister before the car accident happened in his heart. Nevertheless, he died and it was impossible to live again. One day, he met a ghost who named Arthur. Consequently, the boy slipped back home with Arthur's guide. Eventually, he received his sister's forgiveness and he let her know how much he loved her then put down his regret and went to heaven.

I lost myself in deep thought after reading this story. We seldom talk about the topic of death. That is the one big taboo of the majority of people. As a matter of fact, death is a kind of wisdom. There is a saying that a person's attitude towards death will determine his or her attitude toward life.

The story told us that we should cherish the life and don't have to be afraid to die. In addition to this, we should be a person who is honest, virtuous. We should cherish everyone around us. Be brave to make new friends and never forget the old friends. At least, a person should watch a sunrise once a whole life. Most importantly, we should forgive everything before we go to bed. We never know what will happen in the future. We don't know if there will be an opportunity for us to love someone who makes us angry and loves us so deep in his or her heart.

 At last, best wishes to you.