One day, on the way back to the county town from my hometown in the countryside, I saw a rural lady in her seventies, riding a tricycle selling cabbage. The cabbage was very green and tender. We were going to buy a few and take them back. After weighing them, we were ready to scan WeChat. When paying, the old lady said: She doesn’t need WeChat to collect money, she wants cash. A few of us were in trouble and searched our pockets without any cash. When we were about to get in the car, the old man said embarrassedly: "I really don't have any cash, so let's scan the QR code!" We were all stunned. Obviously the old lady had a WeChat card, why didn't we let her scan the QR code to pay? At this time, the old lady said that WeChat belonged to her son and it would be difficult to ask her son for money if she scanned his WeChat. The few of us didn't say a word and finished all the dishes on the old lady's tricycle...
Just tonight, my son and I saw an old rural lady riding a tricycle to solicit customers in the suburbs. I deliberately refused to sit on it. I wanted the old lady to earn a few dollars by taking a taxi. After arriving at the destination, the old man took out two WeChat codes, checked them carefully and said, "Scan this! It's my WeChat, and this is my son's. Scan it." My son will not give me this." Hearing this is exactly the same as the old lady selling vegetables who doesn’t want to scan the QR code!
As sons, should we think deeply about it? Don’t let a WeChat sign make your parents sad!
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