由于有孕妇的特殊身份,我每次出门,总能得到陌生人的帮助。有一天,我走进地铁车厢,扶着门口的立柱站着。门口第一个座位,坐着一个年轻、高大的男人,也许别人会觉得,他那个座位应该是我的,但他似乎没有看见我。眼看车快到站,他旁边的一位女士,可能担心上下车的人挤到我,就站起来,让我坐了她的座位。我刚坐下,从站台上进来一个背着孩子的妈妈,站在我刚开始站的那个位置。车一开动,她就不得不艰难地用一只手去扶车上的立柱,另一只手保 Due to the special status of pregnant women, I always get the help of strangers every time I go out. One day, I walked into the subway car and stood by the pillar on the front door. The first seat in the door, sitting a young, tall man, maybe others would think that his seat should be mine, but he did not seem to see me. As soon as the train arrived, a lady next to him might worry that those getting in and out of the apartment crammed me and stood up and let me sit in her seat. I just sat down, came in from the platform a mother carrying a child, standing where I started to stand. As soon as the car starts, she has to use her hand to reach the column on the coupe with one hand and the other hand