On a rainy afternoon in July, a group of teenagers stood in the middle of a street, seemingly oblivious to the pouring rain. They were dancing joyfully, spinning and jumping in circles, arms linked, and singing together. The sight was so inspiring that passersby stopped and watched, captivated by the young people’s spirit and energy. Even the rain seemed to be dancing with them, as the rhythm of their movements echoed in the drops that fell from the sky. Their story began with a chance encounter. A few weeks earlier, a group of young people were walking through the city when they stumbled upon a music store. Deciding to take a look around, one of them, a girl named Julia, happened to pick up a CD of a song that she had heard on the radio. It was a lively tune, and when the group heard it, they just couldn’t resist the urge to move their feet. The group decided to dance to it, and so the “Rainy Day Dance” was born. Julia and her friends took turns playing the CD and dancing around the store, and soon the other customers began to join in. Everyone laughed and smiled, and the shopkeeper even gave them a discount for their enthusiasm. The group had so much fun that day that they decided to do it again. They chose a rainy day and a street in the center of the city, and invited their friends to come and join them. On that special day, the rain poured down, but it didn’t dampen their spirits. The group danced for hours, with no regard to the weather. They whirled and spun in circles, arms linked, and sang along to the music. With each step, they seemed to forget their worries and troubles, and just enjoy themselves in the moment. The passersby watching couldn’t help but smile. Here were a group of young people, completely unaware of the world around them, letting the rain wash away their cares and dancing in the streets. It was a sight that inspired hope and joy, and a reminder that even in the worst of times, the human spirit can still shine through. 本文来源：https://www.wddqw.com/doc/94a346f4b3717fd5360cba1aa8114431b90d8ee2.html