他有一张方方的脸,高高的鼻梁上架着一副眼镜。他有很多身份:教师、父亲、儿子等,更特别的是他是我的“车夫”。三年级时,我家搬到了离学校较远的地方,从此以后,他就成了我的“车夫”。每天早上他六点半起床,简单梳洗一下,就开车送我上学。下午,他又准时接我放学。他因为要接送我上下学,耽误了很多工作。记得是五年级的一个星期四,他说要去开会,下午放学让我自己坐公交车回家。下午最后一节课时,原来晴好的天,突然乌云密 He had a square face and a pair of glasses on the tall nose. He has many identities: teacher, father, son, etc. And more specifically, he is my “coachman.” In the third grade, my family moved to a place farther away from school, and since then he has become my “coachman.” Every morning he got up at half past six, a simple grooming, drove me to school. In the afternoon, he picks me up again on time. He wasted a lot of work because of the need to pick me up and go to school. I remember a Thursday in fifth grade, he said going to a meeting in the afternoon let me go home by bus. The last lesson of the afternoon, the original fine day, suddenly dark clouds