Reminiscing About Old Years with Poems and Books in Front of Bed

1. The bedridden father casually recited the poem "Send Mao Bowen" taught by his grandmother when he was a child. The poems brought out the scholarly talent and rough years of his ancestors, and the perseverance and responsibility passed down from generation to generation of the family were hidden between the lines. ​ 2. An old poem that spans more than seventy years connects the tenacity of the grandmother, the elegance of the grandfather and the perseverance of the father. In the memories before the bed, it freezes the deep affection of the ancestors and the spiritual code of the family. ​ 3. From the sound of poems written by my father's bedside, to the works left by my ancestors in local chronicles, to the tender memories of the past, words carry memories that transcend time, allowing family tradition and affection to flow quietly from generation to generation.