A woman suffered from cervical cancer, and none of her five children wanted to contribute money. They jumped into a river in despair on a cold and snowy day. On his deathbed, he recalled that he had dedicated his life to his children, supporting his eldest son to go abroad, his younger daughter to resume her studies, and doting on her younger son. Only the second daughter-in-law treated her sincerely. But her children were either greedy for money or indifferent, and she spent everything she had but could not get any filial piety. She only lamented that it was difficult to raise children to protect them from old age, and she did not want to pay for anyone in the next life.
