1. Some people think that if you graduate from college and stay in a big city to find a good job and get a high salary, you will be awesome. Actually, I don't think this is awesome at all. Because you are far away from your parents and relatives in your hometown and travel around every year, you may not be able to go back to take care of your parents when they are sick. Your awesomeness is earned through the silent efforts of those who love you behind the scenes. Real awesomeness is one who is willing to give up some things to be able to support and accompany the people who love you. Gaining and giving up, sometimes the latter is greater.

2. After we are born, we gradually separate from our parents in elementary school, middle school, and college. We live alone, fall in love, and break up. We are still lonely. Occasionally, we wonder if there will be someone to accompany us day and night. We are always together, but I know in my heart that deep down in each of our hearts we are so lonely, and it is in loneliness that we long for companionship.

3. Think carefully, how many days in a person’s life can he spend with his family? Why not be patient and talk to your parents more? Why not bring a hint of gratitude and thank them for their years of nurturing? Why not let go of the flashiness in your heart and spend a comfortable old age with them? Please thank God, it is it, you still have a few days to be with them, please cherish it.

4. Parents cannot accompany their children for a lifetime, so they must cultivate their children's social awareness and independence from an early age.

5. In the adult world, apart from whether it is useful or not, there is also whether it is valuable or not. In fact, what children love most are often the bird feathers, stones, leaves they pick up, and the company of their parents. Either it's worthless, or money can't buy it.

6. Absolute companionship never exists. Parents will grow old, and lovers will only accompany you halfway. Only you can support yourself to live a complete life. If you exhaust your strength, close your eyes and die. , hundreds of thousands of years later, no one can remember it.

7. Don’t think that your elderly parents are your responsibility and burden. They are actually your companions and will spend their whole lives accompanying you through the difficulties in life.

8. Don’t stay too far away from your parents when they can accompany you.

9. On the road of searching for happiness, I often make myself embarrassed and have the idea of ????giving up. But at the last moment, my happiness comes to me. Happiness is the love of my parents, my friends. blessing, teacher’s reminder. Maybe it was by my side from the beginning, and has been accompanying me silently, guarding me quietly, until forever.

10. In fact, honoring parents is the duty of one’s children. How can there be any reward? Being able to be with your parents every day, watching your parents smile, and watching your parents get angry is the happiest thing in the heart of a child! As long as your parents are happy, healthy and happy, there is nothing else to ask for!