The Yamada family is a typical Japanese traditional family. As the head of the family, the father feels unreliable, the strong and capable mother who does housework, the decisive and stubborn grandmother, the idle elder brother in adolescence, and the lively, cute, daring and naughty younger sister. By the way, there is also a puppy pochi who looks bad. When this family is together, it is nothing more than the occurrence of something similar to what we have all experienced. These things are too common, so most of them will be forgotten, and the true meaning of life is often reflected in these trivialities.
Yamada's father said that the most important thing in life is "tolerance". Whether it's the turbulence of strong winds and waves or the bickering of petty fights, living together is to tolerate all willfulness, and it is unconditional. Because it is a family. No matter whether it is sunny, rainy, windy or lightning, family members are the crew members sitting on the same boat. Only by working together in one direction can we move forward in the ocean of life.
Because we are a family, no matter what happens, don't let go of each other's hands.
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