Old moon, submit a manuscript, today was originally happy New Year's Day, I helped my parents at my own home, my girlfriend back to my hometown watched the family members in the busy work paste Spring League cleaning themselves on the side to watch, return

Old moon, submit a manuscript, today was a happy New Year, I helped my parents at my own home, my girlfriend back home watched the family members busy pasting the Spring League cleaning themselves on the side to watch, but also sent me a message to watch the brothers paste the Spring League fun. I was questioning and asking, you don't have a little eyesight to see just watch others busy? She said that she never worked when her family was busy, and said that she would not be expected to help my parents work in the future. I got angry at once, the first time I saw that I was not diligent and did not work so straight, at the beginning I said that I was looking for the first object to ask for filial piety, she herself also said that she was filial piety, at this time it was good, I did not say let her help my parents work, she directly said not to give my parents to do, is this called filial piety? Our family's education from an early age is to be diligent, regardless of men and women. But she said that his parents did not let her work without scruples, and I wanted to say that your parents did not let you work, and you were at ease not to work? Aren't even your own parents filial? And let everyone say is not everyone generally go to each other's home no matter what will take the initiative to rush to work performance, in front of me you are too lazy to do my housework does not matter, in front of parents and outsiders do not be diligent? She just said that to me... Does this make me think that the three views of the tutor are really incompatible? The quarrel broke up with a harsh word... Everybody commented