In the early morning, our car bumped on the uneven road. Last night's tropical shower made the potholed road muddy. The car swayed from side to side and suddenly tilted, and the wheels got stuck in the mud.
The driver got off the bus, sighed and said to us, "I'll go to the front and ask some people for help."
Just then, there was a sweet copper bell in the orange morning fog. Ah, it's a baby elephant followed by a Thai woman. She is about 30 years old, wearing an embroidered coat and a skirt with white flowers and red flowers. Walking to the front of the car, she smiled at us and showed her neat teeth. The driver greeted her and called her Ling.
Ling walked around the car. She pondered for a while, patted the elephant's nose, put her face on its big fan-shaped ear and pointed to the wheel stuck in the mud.
The clever elephant went to the pit, lifted it from east to west with its powerful long nose, and quickly pulled the car out of the mud pit.
Miracle, it's a miracle! The stunts of elephants are really admirable. The driver held Ling's hand tightly and thanked her again and again. Ling withdrew her hand, smiled and shook her head, approached the elephant again, gently touched its long nose and pointed to the sludge on the car body. The elephant turned and walked into the golden fog, and then returned smartly, swinging its long nose. It straightened its nose, sprayed water on the car body, washed away the sludge and made the car body look brand-new.
Ah, what a clever elephant! I secretly admire in my heart.
We thank Ling again. Ling reached out and smiled and put her rosy face on the elephant's big ears. Slowly walk into the morning mist that has turned purple.