In the eyes of many people, American society is such a magical world where people eat AA, separate generations are like mountains, and water is thicker than blood.
But looking at the Chinese society, do Chinese really love their family?
Children are carrying heavy schoolbags, and their schedules are full of schedules in order to realize their parents’ dreams of being a civil servant;
young people who can’t afford a house become old people;
lonely square dancing aunts force their children to buy a car, buy a house and get married;
The workplace of white-collar middle-aged people is hot, and children are pushed to elderly parents.
Are these all expressions of love for home?
The United States, a country that loves moving, may not have a strong local complex, but they know that moving is a house, not a home.
Home is not a responsibility alliance that shirks responsibility from each other, but a trusting relationship of mutual inclusion and giving.
Home is the home where your parents tolerate your memory defects, the
home where your parents patiently teach you the experience of
life, the home your parents persistently pave the way
home, the
home you care about that hasn’t been washed away by time , and the memory of your disappearing memories. The flashing lighthouse
American home does not seem to have much interdependence and ties, but it actually symbolizes silent sacrifice.
They sacrificed their time, energy, and control to let their children live their lives freely, believing that they will do the same in the future.
Dolly is lucky
because she can be herself, her dreams are her own dreams, and her family gives her the power of love. So she loves her home, and she will love the home she will set up in the future.
When you wake up, you are still the one who climbed the single-plank bridge of the college entrance examination, studied finance and medicine for your parents, was blind dated, straightened, forced to have children early, but was so busy making money that you had no time to take care of your parents and children. History The only child of the only generation?
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