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说谢谢
But we don’t mean the default “thank you” such as when someone brings you a cup of coffee. We mean a “thank you” for the things that really matter. When they hold your hand through a crisis, when they lift you up when you fall, when they stay by your side when you’re ill. In those situations gratitude is rarely expressed with words, but can go a long way to make the other person feel special and cared for.
我们这里说的可不是那种别人帮你带一杯咖啡的官方“谢谢”，而是对真正重要的事情的一句“感谢”。他们陪你度过一次危机，或者在你摔倒的时候扶你一把，又或者是生病时对你悉心照顾。这些情况下真的很难用言语去表达感激，但你需要让对方知道他们的特殊性感受到你对他们的关心。
