The heartwarming story of a daughter in her sixties and her mother in her eighties is thought-provoking. Her daughter had long longed for the opportunity to visit her beloved son, but now she couldn't help but tell her mother what she was looking forward to. This touching dialogue evokes many readers' thoughts on distance and affection.
Hey, Mom, do you remember the last time we got together? What a beautiful day it was! I've been thinking about every moment we spent together ever since. I want to share my joys and sorrows with you, I really want to be able to visit my beloved son as soon as possible, but I don't know when this wish will come true.
When I close my eyes, I can see the green grass garden of our home, the scene of flowers blooming. The time we spent together in the garden all those years felt as if it had only happened yesterday. We shared countless laughs and tears together, supporting and encouraging each other.
Mom, I'm retired now and have more free time. I know you've always wanted me to be by your side. Over the years, I have tried my best to take care of you, but sometimes I also need you to understand my filial piety.
I hear you silently praying every day that Heaven will grant me health and happiness. I can't thank you enough for your blessings and love for me, it makes me feel very warm. I hope you understand that when I ask you, "Mom, when can I go to my son's house?", I just want to be able to see their family and spend quality time with them.
I imagined being with them: I sat on the couch and watched my son and grandson play together, chatting about each other's lives. I want to hear about my son's recent anecdotes and feel the changes in their lives. These days, I've been looking forward to a unique moment, an opportunity for us to reconnect.
I know you're in your 80s now, and you're not as healthy as you used to be. But no matter what, I'm willing to do everything I can to make our dreams come true. Mom, you just have to believe that I will try to visit our family as soon as possible.
Mom, I want to say to you: you are the most important person in my life, and I will try my best to create happiness and joy for you. Although we sometimes find it difficult to get together due to distance, our hearts are always connected. Mom, trust me, I'll try to adjust the time so we can get together again.