When Mother's Day approaches, filial piety and respect for the elderly have once again become a hot topic. When the reporter interviewed a 71-year-old man and his 80-year-old sister who came to visit from Tianjin in Beijing, the 80-year-old grandmother who looked very tough complained that he could not feel the warmth of his children: "The children today are not like the children of the past. , I can’t feel warmth from them.” The old man’s remarks not only caused widespread attention on the Internet, but also made me think...

Now, most young people are busy with their work day and night. Although there is filial piety, he rarely has time to spend time with his parents. I always want to wait to earn a little more money, a bigger house, a higher position, and then come to the elderly to show their filial piety and let them enjoy the happiness. However, when these are all available, it is often too late.

The above 80-year-old granny’s complaint also reminds everyone who is a child. Sheep have the grace of kneeling and breastfeeding, and the crow has the righteousness to feed back. In the face of our parents who have worked for us for half their lives and are aging, no amount of material grants can replace spiritual comfort, even just a phone call, a greeting, and accompanying parents Have a meal.

When we were very young, it was our parents who spent a lot of time teaching us to slowly use spoons and chopsticks to eat; when we still could not walk or put on clothes, it was our parents who taught us painstakingly and patiently step by step; When we are still not able to take care of ourselves, it is our parents who help us comb our hair and wipe our nose... Maybe these are trivial things in our opinion, but it is the painstaking effort of our parents. Have we ever missed those who are busy with work? When we impatiently dislike our parents "nagging", have we ever thought about our parents' feelings? When we didn't go home on time when we were out, how about the worries and worries of our parents? Wait, we may have forgotten all of these, or maybe even forgotten them all.

Now that our parents are old, they often forget to button their shoes, tie their shoelaces, and even stain their clothes when eating. They even shake their hands when combing their hair. They need our care and care. We should take care of them like our parents took care of us when we were young. In fact, our parents are not very demanding of us. As long as we "go home often" and talk to them more often, they will be satisfied. Believe that if we all do this, the 80-year-old grandmother mentioned above will not fail to feel the warmth of her children.

Home is a harbour of happiness, and the family happiness of children and grandchildren around the knees is what every elderly person is looking forward to. Whether it is Mother’s Day or not, people who are children should put aside their work and entertainment, accompany their parents to have a meal, chat for a while, and do the filial piety of “mental support”.

"Go home often" Let us act now!