Question

С1. Напишите сочинение по прочитанному тексту. В старину в одном городе люди потеряли улыбку.. . Никто не знал, откуда взялась эта загадочная болезнь. Доктор Касторка говорил, что это что-то желудочное. Доктор Стрептоцид не соглашался с ним и утверждал, что это простуда. Профессор Пенициллин смеялся над ними и называл потерю улыбки чепухой. Болезнь же приобретала угрожающий характер. Люди забыли о весне солнце и друзьях. Все жители города стали очень хмурыми и злыми. Вместо добрых слов они говорили друг другу: "Не суй свой нос! " " Не твоё дело! " "Иди своей дорогой! " И вот однажды с гор спустился молодой Лесоруб. Подходя к городу, он увидел человека, который тонул в реке. Лесоруб спас человека. Человек этому очень удивился, потому что помогать друг другу в городе было не принято. Лесоруб пошёл дальше и увидел старика. Старик в одиночку пытался поставить телегу на колёса. Около дедушки собралась большая толпа, но никто не спешил ему на помощь. Лесоруб начал помогать старику. Люди, которые стояли впереди, тоже волей-неволей включились в эту работу. На возражения старика никто не обращал внимания. Вскоре в городе все заговорили о молодом Лесорубе, которому до всего есть дело. Сначала к этому отнеслись с улыбкой. Эта была первая улыбка во время эпидемии. Потом многие захотели составить Лесорубу компанию, потому что он был весёлый и делал интересное дело. Постепенно все жители города стали улыбаться. Профессору Пенициллину это не понравилось, потому что борьба с эпидемией была в плане работы больницы на весь следующий год. Он уже хотел сказать"Не моё дело", но Лесоруб, который входил в Зал заседаний, перебил его: -Пожалуйста, профессор, не произносите этой фразы, Эта фраза - причина заболевания, которую вы так долго искали. Как только жители перестали говорить "не твоё дело", улыбка вернулась к ним. Эпидемия кончилась. А Лесоруб ушёл в горы. У него там было много работы.

Answer 1

Это не реально,так что извини

Answer 2

In the old days, in one city, people lost their smiles. No one knew where this mysterious illness came from. Doctor Kastorka said it was something stomach-related, while Doctor Streptocid disagreed and claimed it was a cold. Professor Penicillin laughed at them and called the loss of smiles nonsense. The disease took on a threatening character. People forgot about spring, the sun, and friends. All the residents of the city became very gloomy and angry. Instead of kind words, they said to each other, "Mind your own business!" "It's not your concern!" "Go your own way!" And one day, a young Lumberjack came down from the mountains. Approaching the city, he saw a person drowning in the river. The Lumberjack saved the person. This surprised the person because helping each other in the city was not customary. The Lumberjack continued on and saw an old man. The old man was trying to put a cart on its wheels alone. A large crowd had gathered around the old man, but no one rushed to help him. The Lumberjack started helping the old man. The people who were standing in front also involuntarily joined in the work. No one paid attention to the old man's objections. Soon, everyone in the city started talking about the young Lumberjack, who had something important to do. At first, they treated it with a smile. This was the first smile during the epidemic. Then many wanted to join the Lumberjack because he was cheerful and did interesting work. Gradually, all the residents of the city started to smile. Professor Penicillin didn't like this because the fight against the epidemic was planned to be the focus of the hospital's work for the next year. He was about to say, "It's not my concern," but the Lumberjack, who was in the Assembly Hall, interrupted him: "Please, professor, don't say that phrase. This phrase is the cause of the illness you have been searching for so long." As soon as the residents stopped saying "It's not your concern," the smile returned to them. The epidemic ended. And the Lumberjack went back to the mountains. He had a lot of work to do there.

The story tells us about a city where people lost their smiles due to a mysterious illness. Doctors had different opinions about the cause of the illness, but it took on a threatening character, making people gloomy and angry. However, a young Lumberjack arrived in the city and performed acts of kindness by saving a drowning person and helping an old man with his cart. These acts of kindness started to spread, and gradually, the residents of the city began to smile again. The Lumberjack explained to Professor Penicillin that the phrase "It's not your concern" was the cause of the illness. Once the residents stopped saying this phrase, the epidemic ended, and everyone regained their smiles.

This story highlights the power of kindness and the importance of helping others. It shows that small acts of kindness can have a significant impact on the well-being of individuals and communities. By choosing to help and support each other, the residents of the city were able to overcome the epidemic and bring back happiness and smiles.

The story also emphasizes the negative effects of selfishness and indifference. The phrase "It's not your concern" represents a dismissive and uncaring attitude towards others. It is through the rejection of this attitude and the adoption of a more compassionate and helpful mindset that the residents were able to overcome the illness.

Overall, the story teaches us the value of kindness, empathy, and the positive impact that our actions can have on others. It reminds us that by choosing to be kind and supportive, we can create a happier and more harmonious society.

Note: The story provided does not appear to have a specific source or author. It may be a fictional story or a folk tale.