It's great fun to go hiking in the valley, but ________ we shouldn't turn a blind eye to the potential risks.

A. on the other hand

B. on the contrary

C. as a matter of fact

D. as a result

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Sometimes Life will send you an experience when you least expect it. Recently, I a little girl when I was shopping.

She was helping her get the items they needed. She was bald (禿頭的) but beautiful,wearing a big smile on her face.

However, she was going through some kind of treatment and was very . I couldn’t help moving near to them and starting a .

“Hi，” I said，“You're and I want you to know, I once had your same .And now look at my hair—it all .”

“See，” her mom said , “It will come back. We just have to be .”

We smiled at one another and continued with our shopping. Then, suddenly the little

girl ran up to me and gave me a big . It caught me off guard but I hugged her back.

This experience left a deep impression on me.

Life treated her unfairly. Her family was being to face any parent's worst nightmare (噩夢) ： a child. I can't imagine how hard it is for her parents to life.But they were doing it, and doing it .They were warm and pleasant. They were doing the best they could with the situation they were in. And，isn't that all of us should do? Whatever we meet in our ，we should be optimistic (樂觀的).

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