Our birthday is also Mother's Good Friday

Most of us know our birthdays, but many of us don't know: Our birthdays are also our mother's "Good Friday." A few years ago, on the days of our birth, it was our mother who gave birth to us with both physical and mental torture. That kind of heart-rending lungs, pain, liver and intestines, twisted, deformed and even vicious facial expressions are enough to make no normal person tremble and terror. So, how do we "celebrate" our birthdays and mother's Good Friday? Please see below:

Example 1: Mother: Child, tomorrow is your birthday, what are your plans? The child replied: You give me a few thousand yuan, I plan to invite a few brothers and sisters to the hotel to party, the rest, you leave it alone.

Example 2, next Tuesday, I have a birthday, I am ready to take a few days off, take my wife, children to Sanya for a few days, our old lady will not go.

Example 3: Tomorrow for my birthday, my parents ask for some money and buy some sets of designer clothes.

All of this is not to be enumerated.

So, how do morally virtuous, grateful people or animals "celebrate" their birthdays and become mothers' "Good Fridays"? Take a look as follows:

Example 1: Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty described the black bear monster's birthday in the novel Journey to the West: The black bear monster said, "My birthday is over, and my mother suffers." What face do I have to eat and drink, and seek pleasure."

Example 2: Hai Rui, a Qing Dynasty official, buys meat only once a year (on his birthday). After making a bowl of braised pork, he respectfully brought it to his mother and said: Today is the birthday of the child, and it is also your good friday, and the flesh on the child's body fell from the mother. When you eat this bowl of meat, the child's heart will feel better.

Example 3: The Milly bird lives in the forests of Colombia in the Americas and enjoys the reputation of "filial piety" because of its great respect for its parents. It is unassuming, small as a sparrow, with a pointed beak that resembles a hook, and a ring on its tail. This bird likes to be lively and live in groups. The melee bird sleeps in a different way: first a bird hangs the ring on the tail feather firmly on the branch, and then uses its pointed beak to tightly hook the ring on the tail feather of another bird. Then one by one, they connected their bodies into a long chain to form a soft and comfortable "hammock". Let the parents lie on the "hammock" and fall asleep peacefully. If they encounter windy and rainy weather, they will roll up the "hammock" in time and wrap their elderly parents in it to protect them from the wind and rain.

Example 4: In the 1960s, Japanese elementary and junior high schools widely carried out the "Mother's Day of Hardship" gratitude activities among students. Ask students to write an essay on their mother's thanks or wash their mother's feet once on their birthday.

Whenever there is a scene in movies, television, and novels where a female is tortured, born is better than dead, wailing, helpless and struggling, my heart and spirit will be subjected to great tremors, shocks and baptisms again and again. On the occasion of The Good Friday of motherhood, what excuses, reasons, qualifications to take the blood and sweat of our parents and the smell of the same, complicity, gratitude, conscience of the scum of the song and dance, looking for fun, spending the day and drinking.

The crow has the intention of feeding back, the sheep have the grace of kneeling, and what cannot be repaid by pouring out one's life under the heavens is the "mother's grace". Finally, I respectfully ask those who have a noble conscience and a deep sense of gratitude to bow down to their mothers in reality or heaven on the day of their birthdays, and to be thankful and thankful.