"Uncle Tao was my mother's second husband. From the time I can remember, they never seemed to love each other. My mother received a modern education from a young age. She was unconventional and pursued what she called freedom. I don't know what Uncle Tao's past was like. He was a craftsman, especially skilled at pottery. Now, this story deserves to be put to rest properly."
Theme: You always have to ask yourself, how long is a lifetime?
After reading this chapter, Youyou said that people have the theory of original sin. It's hard to disagree, and it made me cry again. Oh wow, Grandpa Tao, it's true, I cried to death. Looking at several perspectives, none of them are the protagonist's own, but the characters' influence and characteristics are vividly outlined in all aspects and aspects. I really bow down to this writing control!!!!
If it is a real life experience, I just want to say that most scholars are thin lovers. The bottom line of benevolence and righteousness will become lower if they read too much. Xiaosheng, An'an, He Yun, and Niannian are all very selfish people to a certain extent. They are all selfish at their core. They can enjoy Uncle Tao's kindness with peace of mind.
I'm really a very selfish person. Especially after growing up and being exposed to various opinions on the Internet, it seems that I haven't had the thought of gratitude for a long time... I really feel that I need some reflection...
"He pulled out his left foot and dug in his right foot." "He pulled out his right foot and dug in his left foot." "It's like his whole life, there is always one foot stuck in the mud." I feel so sad when I see this sentence. Uncle Tao has suffered so much. He has been struggling for most of his life and has not enjoyed a single day of happiness.
Daddy is so miserable, I hope he can be happy in his later years
I don't know if the author still remembers this article
Great writing! I really like reading Dada's articles. I hope you will keep writing. I look forward to new articles.
They are not nice to Tao Pingyuan at all!! Ah angry
Great! I just watched your "Taoping Pingyuan". I feel that the concept and the story are very touching in all aspects. It touches my heart. I can't help but take the liberty to ask you about the non-commercial radio drama authorization of this article (although the hope is slim, I still can't help trying it. If possible! I will try my best to produce it in a sophisticated direction!) I hope it doesn't disturb you!
I cried when I saw such a good Grandpa Tao. When I grow up, I will always remember him.