called his father yesterday and said he had bought him an electric heating air and delivered it later. When I arrived at the entrance of the village, I saw him waiting for me in the crowd talking and laughing. He doesn't like to gather in groups, I'm very surprised.
I had to park my car there, although it was still a hundred meters away from my house. He took off the electric heating air from the car, smiled and talked to several villagers, and kept complaining about what he bought this for, and it was not cold or something.
The villagers kept praising him for being so blessed. Both sons were so filial and came back from buying things every few days. My father laughed happily.
I suddenly understood what my father was thinking. I felt a little sad. He deliberately wanted me to show off his little happiness in front of everyone. Alas, father! You make me feel ashamed.
Does the elderly all love this?

My father-in-law is also from the countryside. When I go to his house, I occasionally bring a bottle of wine. Once he brought two bottles of expensive wine, and he was very happy.
He has a habit of drinking, which is that he always likes to pile up the bottles of wine under the wall at the gate, and everyone passing by can see it at a glance.
When I went there again, I saw the two bottles of precious wine I gave me were placed in the most conspicuous position. Once, I happened to hear him showing off to his neighbors around him, saying that it was brought by his eldest daughter and son-in-law. The person next to
was indeed full of praise, and he looked red and very happy.
Alas. When I think of this, I feel a sense of inexplicable pain in my heart. In the final analysis, it is because we children have not done enough to the elderly and are not good enough, so that these sporadic and melon-like good things have made them glorious for a long time and happy for a long time, and I wish I could tell the people in the village immediately!
Now, my father-in-law has passed away for four years. No matter how good you drink, he can't be filial to him.
Alas, in the future, we children really need to go home often and spend more time with the elderly. Time flies, and time waits for no one. Our parents are aging at a speed visible to the naked eye. If you love and filial, you should be as early as possible! What do you think?
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