is always the place where the wanderers who are fighting outside are dreaming of. A sentence that goes home carries the voices of many wanderers, it seems to be written in the heart, spanning thousands of years of time and space, and resonates with generations of wanderers.
Do you still remember the song "I have money but no money to go home for the New Year!"? Many of the wanderers who work outside the country come back at the beginning of the year and the end of last year. They look forward to going home for the Spring Festival, reunion with their families, and having a happy New Year’s Eve dinner.
is the home of wanderers who are struggling outside and the warmest harbor! How many people have to separate themselves from their elderly parents and young children in order to live.
I believe many people have a deep understanding. They are away all year round and come back to reunite with their families once a year. Their parents are very vague in their children's memories, which leads to many children being unwilling to communicate with their parents, and even creating estrangements.
I remember the last time I went home was half a year ago. My eldest girl was very happy and happy. Only the child girl looked at me, a strange and familiar father, and wanted me to hug her but didn't want to be hugged by me. To be honest, I felt very uncomfortable.
Every time I go home, it is the happiest time for parents and children, because parents know that for life, separation is just for better reunion, and there is no way.
Every time I go home, I feel very relieved to see the children growing up. I saw my parents having more and more white hair and wrinkles. I felt very sad because I worked hard and felt very sad.
Going home, I think it is the last pride of our wanderers who have been working hard outside for many years! Because there is warmth at home, parents at home.
Many people say: Parents are here, that’s home. My parents are gone, it can only be said to be a nest!
What do you think? Do you feel the same as me when you go home?
