The desire to live, such an ordinary and unusual life, stick to one's own post, insinuating that in a single-parent family in life, one's own contribution to the child is completely voluntary, and don't ask the child to treat you when he grows up. It is moral kidnapping to ask others with one's own ideas, and the pay and return are inherently unequal. People cannot escape the temptation of money, and the reflection in money is the most real. Once you have changed, beyond what others imagined, you will associate all bad things with you. It is so selfish and selfish, while doing things that hurt heaven and reason, while flaunting their own hypocrisy.
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