My father is old and my mother is old too, but I never feel it.
When we are forced to choose between career and family, have we already missed the most precious companionship in our busyness?
Reader comments
Before they grow old, our parents and elders devote most of their time and energy to their families and society, caring for our growth with love and responsibility. However, time flies and they will eventually grow old. Therefore, we must cherish every moment with them and accompany them with our heart. You can walk with them on familiar streets and recall stories from the past; sit together in the warm afternoon sunshine and enjoy a cup of fragrant tea; listen patiently to their nagging, because it is the care that has been accumulated over the years.
The story revolves around "the father is old and the mother is old too", focusing on family and family ties, and exploring how children face, understand and accompany their parents through their later years. The novel takes realistic themes as the main line, combines elements of the workplace, marriage and love, is emotionally delicate, and has a certain sense of resonance with life.
Memories can become hazy over time. Before they grow old, we can record every bit of their lives for them. You can use photos to freeze every warm moment, use videos to record every happy gathering, and use words to write down every precious memory. These records are not only commemorations of past lives, but also valuable treasures left to future generations.
They raised us when we were young, and we raised them when they were old. Otherwise, what's the point of everyone passing on the next generation? . . . A very nice novel with understated potential. The name is not attractive. But the content is really good.
Before they grow old, our parents and elders devote most of their time and energy to their families and society, caring for our growth with love and responsibility. However, time flies and they will eventually grow old. Therefore, we must cherish every moment with them and accompany them with our heart. You can walk with them on familiar streets and recall stories from the past; sit together in the warm afternoon sunshine and enjoy a cup of fragrant tea; listen patiently to their nagging, because it is the care that has been accumulated over the years.
The story revolves around "the father is old and the mother is old too", focusing on family and family ties, and exploring how children face, understand and accompany their parents through their later years. The novel takes realistic themes as the main line, combines elements of the workplace, marriage and love, is emotionally delicate, and has a certain sense of resonance with life.
Memories can become hazy over time. Before they grow old, we can record every bit of their lives for them. You can use photos to freeze every warm moment, use videos to record every happy gathering, and use words to write down every precious memory. These records are not only commemorations of past lives, but also valuable treasures left to future generations.
They raised us when we were young, and we raised them when they were old. Otherwise, what's the point of everyone passing on the next generation? . . . A very nice novel with understated potential. The name is not attractive. But the content is really good.