is another heartbreaking story. Because the little nurse was jealous for a while and took revenge on the society, she made a transfer plan for the newborn. After a few years, an accidental blood test revealed that the child was not her own. According to this logic, if there is no accidental discovery, will these two families just go with the flow and live a happy life? She loves her children with reservations, and she doesn't even think about blood or blood. If you think about it, is it true that there are many families in this world who are actually raising children born by others without knowing it?
However, this has not changed anything. The process of life is the same, the process of parenting is the same, and even the results are similar - they have similar living habits, ways of thinking, and dispositions to yours. Dangerous society, then they changed, they learned their own way, some of the time they even looked down on the stupidity and conservativeness of their parents, and then they didn't remember that their parents were always there waiting for you to come back, listen You complain, cook for you, say some comforting words of let it be. Just because of this, none of us are alone. The inheritance of bloodlines is important and quite interesting. Think of your appearance being depicted on another villain, a casual habit of yours being imitated naturally, a gene in your nature being amplified... all of these are Wonderful very. The most important thing for parents, however, is not to make a replica like yourself, but a companion who projects all your emotions and essence. Children grow up, and parents grow up with their children. Each of us can't learn all the things in the world in a lifetime, and if we learn it, we may not be able to learn it. So living is an interesting thing. Mom and Dad are not gods. They treat themselves as gods and parents. Living is just as tired, heavy and sad as the successful dad in the film. Parents who regard themselves as partners have far more fun than parenting responsibilities, and life no longer feels like a burden.
Perhaps it is precisely because of the extreme dramatic conflict in this story that it highlights the matter of father and son—this common thing has various interpretations. Compared with being a father, being a mother is very fortunate. The close bond with the children is innate when the child is young, whether it is breastfeeding, sleeping, singing songs, the relationship between the baby and the mother. There is an invisible rope in between. The vast majority of fathers are a little overwhelmed. Suddenly there is a stranger at home. This little stranger is still respectful and afraid of him. It is the safest way to keep a distance. Unless he is as playful as the big old man in the film and gets along with the children, he really can only stick to the side and think he is superfluous. My dad is such a typical example. After I had me at home, because I couldn’t find a place and I was too playful, he didn’t go home all day and night, and occasionally took me out, which scared me too much to say a word. . Xiongda said a lot to workaholics, isn't being a father also a profession? And it's a lifetime career. It's hard for the fathers who have children in order to inherit the family. They learned engineering technology, computer mathematics, got a diploma, and made it to the general manager. But there is no school in this world that teaches you how to be a father! This lifelong career also requires lifelong learning.
Seeing a father like Xiongda, I suddenly realized that a "successful", "excellent" and "elite" man can be so boring. Living in a big house, doing big projects, even giving birth to a child and going to the hospital has to live in a VIP ward, my son has to learn the piano, and the primary school he is admitted to is also an aristocratic school. Living in such a noble way is very tiring and boring. But haven't most of us grown up to be such pretentious people! A pawn in society, a robot, a screw with a high self-esteem.
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