Jiang Guoguo thinks grandpa is good at everything. Not only does he smile every day, but he also likes snacks like children. Every time he goes to grandpa's house, Guoguo can find something not delicious.
But grandpa also has a "strange" problem - he loves to pick up rags. The broken enamel basins and wooden stools thrown away by others are all his treasures. My mother always sighs and my father shakes his head.
What makes Guoguo feel even more "embarrassed" is that other grandfathers wear crisp shirts to play chess. Where is her grandfather? Maybe he was arguing with Uncle Wang, who was collecting scraps, and was blushing: "Brother! Add fifty cents to this copper basin bottom! This is an old thing!" Whenever this happened, Guo Guo felt her face was hot and she wanted to crawl into the cracks in the ground. Grandpa happily patted Uncle Wang on the shoulder and gave him a handful of peanuts: "Next time you have something good, keep it for me first!"
But one day during the summer vacation, Jiang Guoguo acted as a "little tail" and followed her grandfather to collect "rags", and discovered her grandfather's secret. The "rags" collected may be the treasures of grandpa's existence! Each piece is a heavy box of time. When you open it, what comes to your face is not only the dusty memories, but also the heavy and real breath of life unique to that era, mixed with sweat, tears, hunger and unyielding. It reminds us that today's stability was achieved by so many people yesterday with unimaginable hardship and tenacity.
Mission: Keep in mind that stability comes from struggle
