Reporter Xu Haoting / Comprehensive Report
On the third Sunday in June, father's day in most countries in Europe and the United States, singer Tao Zhe posted on Facebook on the 20th to remember his father Tao Dawei, and Tao Dawei died of multiple organ failure complicated by lung cancer in 2012 at the age of 70.
Tao Zhe is the son of veteran artist Tao Dawei. (Photo/Photo from Facebook/Tao Zhe)
Tao Zhe said that every year to Father's Day, his heart is full of mixed feelings, he admitted that although his father Tao Dawei has been gone for nearly nine years, but now he still thinks of the other party very often, making him feel the most regretful, did not let his son Bonbon have the opportunity to recognize his grandfather, "I believe that my father will hurt him very much, because I can see a lot of grandfather's shadow in Bonbon."
Tao Zhe regretted that he did not let his son recognize Grandpa Tao Dawei. (Photo/Photo from Facebook/Tao Zhe)
Tao Zhe also revealed that a few years ago, he had always wanted to take his son Bonbon back to Los Angeles to see his father Tao Dawei, but the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, two years had passed in the blink of an eye, and he would now occasionally drive the silver Porsche that he gave to his father and take his son for a ride, "He would be very excited, the whole face would light up, it seemed to know who Grandpa was, and the blood relationship was really wonderful." He also hopes that the epidemic situation can get better, and he will be able to visit his father Tao Dawei's cemetery in the near future.
Tao Zhe wants to return to Los Angeles to visit Tao Dawei Cemetery. (Photo/Photo from Facebook/Tao Zhe)
【Tao Zhe Facebook full text】
Every year on Father's Day, my heart is complicated.
Dad had been gone for almost nine years, and he still thought of him very often.
Unfortunately, Bonbon did not have the opportunity to know this "grandfather".
I'm sure my dad will hurt him because there's a lot of grandpa in Bonbon.
A few years ago, I always wanted to take Bonbon back to Los Angeles to see my grandfather, but I didn't expect the epidemic to suddenly break out, and two years passed in the blink of an eye.
Now I occasionally take Bonbon for a ride in the silver Porsche I gave my dad that year.
He would be so excited that his whole face would light up, as if he knew who Grandpa was.
Blood ties are really amazing.
Today, Bonbon sat in the position where I used to sit, took a group photo, and recorded this day in 2021.
Hopefully, it won't be long before we can visit Grandpa's cemetery.
I also wish all the great dads who have paid for their families and the world, Happy Father's Day!
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