If the daughter is like a little cotton jacket, then what is the son?
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M asks: If the daughter is like a little cotton jacket, then what is the son? W’s answer: The son should get a leather jacket. It can’t protect against the cold when it’s cold, and it’s too hot to wear when the weather is warm. Its price is exorbitant, and it’s a shame to throw it away; so one can only wear it to give an impression of having a leather jacket, and boast to everyone that one has one! I was moved by this sentence again today; people often talk about why one wants to have children Continue the family line or raise children for old age? Today, I finally heard a very touching answer: for giving and appreciation. I don’t expect my children to be perfect; they don’t need to save face for me, nor do they have to take care of me in old age. As long as this life is healthy and able to walk through this beautiful world, let me have the chance to walk alongside them for a while… These words are so beautiful that they make one want to cry; so I remind myself: whether it’s a thin jacket or a leather jacket, don’t put too much pressure on children – find another way to love them! As long as he is healthy and happy, that’s enough! ——For all parents!
As long as she is healthy and happy, that’s enough.
Really, as long as he is healthy and happy, that’s enough
Hehe, there’s way too much content included in this regard,,, For example, “A mother gains honor through her son,” “Bring glory to one’s ancestors,” “Among the three forms of unfilial behavior, having no descendants is the worst.” ”“Continuing the family line,” “caring for the elderly and preserving the family legacy,” breaking funeral vessels, shaking spirit banners, …… There’s a lot to care about, plenty of content. I don’t care; it’s just implied, P
The pillars of the future. . . . . .
Be healthy and happy, free from worries throughout life; today’s food and air cause you concern
This is what everyone wants: a culture of competition, the harshness of exams – is there any joy left in that?
These two things are incomparably valuable; it’s just that in the face of pressure, a few people enjoy them together.
They are all the noble virtues of feudal traditions, haha