Strong, you must have the support of your intention. It is strength that gives us confidence; it is strength that gives us warmth; it is strength that gives us hope. At any time, strength is our best company.
The memories of growing up are always profound. Whenever I am bored and dazed, I will think randomly, and I always recall my childhood time. A long river emerged in my mind. The depth of the river is about 80 meters high. On the calm river surface, the sun always shimmers, green and green. There are high green mountains on both sides. The flood discharge in the rainy season every year is a spectacular waterfall. The oval dam looks so magnificent from a distance, and it breeds generations of people.
In my memory, there was a concave hole on the top of my grandfather's head about the size of a thumb. At that time, I was ignorant and always liked to touch my grandfather's head with my hands and asked with a smile; "Grandpa, what is this concave?" Then I pointed to the concave point on my knees, "There is one here too." Grandpa did not answer, but just smiled. Grandpa said very little and hardly spoke much. He usually sat on the old man's chair and basked peacefully in the yard with a crutch next to him, as if he was always thinking about something. One winter, my grandfather was at home as usual, sitting by the stove pit and grilling the fire. Suddenly, two screams came from the window, and I listened carefully, "It's called my grandfather's name, I'll report it to my grandfather quickly." Then I watched my grandfather get up and walk towards the door step by step with a crutch. "It turned out that my former comrades came to see my grandfather. At this time, my grandfather spoke excitedly and started to talk, as if he had thousands of words to say. As for what he said, I can't remember a word."
To me, my grandfather is serious, but I don't like it. I only remember every word he often taught us; such words as "When people go to high places, water flows to low places, you must be down-to-earth when doing things, eat every bite, and not be afraid of hardship." I know that my grandfather endured too much hardship in his generation, and it was not easy to go along the way. It was just that he was young and ignorant and did not listen. Later, after I entered the sixth grade, my grandfather passed away. I could no longer hear my grandfather’s teachings, nor could I hear my grandfather’s stories...
