Tagore once said: "From the moment we love the world, we live in this world."
We have been living in this world since we were born. When we were young, we were carefree. Our parents carried the whole sky for us, making our childhood full of laughter. When we grow up and become parents, we realize how heavy the responsibility is on our shoulders!
Whenever night falls, we hug the babies next to us, and they look like they are sleeping soundly. It seems that everything is worth it! Most of us are ordinary and ordinary but work hard to live because we love life, the world, and the people around us.
Teacher Mo Shuyi's new book "Ordinary People's Home" is such a story about the lives of ordinary people. It is a memoir written by the author in memory of her parents. Her parents were ordinary people who relied on their hard-working hands to raise their five children, allowing them to study in college and live a happy life.
In this world, parents' love for their children is selfless. They would rather be a little bitter and tired themselves, and want to give all the sugar and sweetness to their children. This book pays tribute to great parents and ordinary people!
This is a book that made me laugh, cry, laugh and cry again. When I saw my mother passing away, I burst into tears. If my parents are still there, my family will still be there. If my parents are gone, my family will be gone.
and every bit of daily life are restored one by one in this book and in the author's writing. The mother chatted with her granddaughter, telling stories about her own childhood and listening to her tell ghost stories...
I remember when I was a child, my mother would send me to my grandmother's house every winter and summer vacation. Unfortunately, she left when I was in high school and was never seen again.
Although some people are alive, they are dead, but although some people are dead, they will always live in the hearts of others. I believe that although the father and mother in the story are no longer there, they will always live in the hearts of their children and will never be forgotten.
History has always been divided into "big history" and "little history". Those recorded in textbooks and lingering under the torrent of the times are "big history", and this book is a well-deserved "little history". It is the fate and life of little people.
While your parents are still young and the sunshine is just right, spend more time with them! In this world, the most fearful thing is leaving behind regrets, the most fearful thing is that "the child wants to be raised but the relative is not here"...
