On the road of life, we will always encounter some turning points, and these turning points tend to affect our whole life. Xiao Yang's story is a story about family affection, responsibility and choice.
Xiao Yang, a child born in the countryside whose father was a construction worker, often called home to care about his and his younger brother's studies, although he worked outside the home for a long time. My father loved them so much that he never lost his temper with them. Whenever Xiao Yang and his younger brother got into trouble, his mother would always beat them with a stick, but his father would always stop them with a smile and then reason with them calmly. Therefore, the days when their father was at home were the happiest times for their siblings.
However, when Xiao Yang was in his third year of junior high school, his father died suddenly, which brought a huge blow to their lives. Grandma fell ill in bed, and the family was in trouble. My mother followed my grandmother back to her parents' house and never returned. Xiao Yang and his younger brother can only take care of their grandmother by themselves and rely on the help of the villagers to get by. Xiao Yang finished high school with the school's bursary, and then went out to work, so that his younger brother could study with peace of mind and be admitted to university, he worked very hard to make money. The younger brother was later admitted to a key university, and Xiao Yang's life improved.
Years later, my mother suddenly came to her door and asked for forgiveness. It turned out that since she remarried, life was not satisfactory, and after her husband died, her stepson and stepdaughter were very harsh on her and even kicked her out. Knowing that Xiao Yang and his younger brother were living well, his mother came to the door. Xiao Yang sneered and said that since she left home and never came back to see their siblings, they no longer recognized her as a mother. Although the younger brother couldn't bear it, he said that he would send her living expenses every month, but he would no longer treat her like his biological mother.
This story tells us that family affection requires the dedication and love of both parties. Have you had a similar experience? How did you cope with the loss of a loved one and the difficulties of life? Feel free to share your story in the comment section, so that we can find empathy and grow together in each other's experiences.
In these times of challenges and opportunities, each of us is a member of the family and needs to take responsibility and care for our families. Let's learn to be tolerant, understanding and caring, and create a beautiful family together.