Knowing son Moruo father.
The 75-year-old son is still a child in the eyes of his 102-year-old father. For his father's responsibility and "mission", he uses his own method to let his son return to the happy and carefree child he used to be. Take him on a trail from childhood to adulthood—whether it's remembering the Wright Brothers from the plane, listening to the church bells ringing, the bakery packing cakes, and the carriage rental celebrating his son's wedding anniversary. The father knows the most fragile and softest thoughts buried in his son's heart. As a father, even though his son is old, he is still the one he loves most.
The 75-year-old son has a "negative" attitude towards life compared to his older father. Always refuse new things on the grounds of "I'm so old...", and live a cautious old age cautiously. Under the "torture" of my father, I began to change - writing love letters to my deceased wife, planting flowers, throwing away the blanket I used to sleep with and thinking I would never give up in my life, leaving the bed and going to the sofa to listen to songs and fall asleep... Everything changed. happen quietly. But what hasn't changed is his love and longing for his son.
Missing and looking forward to his son, which his father tried to prevent.
The 102-year-old father's "cataract" grandson who can blind the 75-year-old son's eyes.
But even such a jerk son, the 75-year-old father still can't give up, after all, it is his own son. The 102-year-old father can't give up, even at the age of 75, he is still his own son.
Just that, "I will never let your son beat my son". Sonorous and powerful.
The love between father and son means that no matter how old you are, you are my child and I am still your father. Always will be, so I do my best to keep you safe.
The popular song "Where Has Time Gone" a few years ago made many people cry. How many children's love for their father is described in the song "Father"?
When I was a child, my family was poor, and my father went out alone to make money to support the family. Later, the conditions were better. I bought "Wahaha AD calcium milk" in boxes and drank it until I got tired of it. I was sent to school in the county town, and I did my best to give me the best material conditions. I still remember the disgust I had for him when I was rebellious in my youth, but I also remember going to school to send me money in high school. After I left, I watched him leave in the corridor, stretched long enough by the street lights. I was alone, my nose was sore, and my tears didn't stop. During the college entrance examination, I took the test inside, and he was waiting outside the examination room. As soon as I left the examination room, he smiled and took me to dinner. I was afraid that I would oversleep. He showed me the time so that I could have a good rest. When I went to college, every time I left home, he would go to the station to see me off, and when I left, he turned around. How many times he had the same back view as that night in high school, the same reluctance and expectation, and the same love.
No matter where I wanted to go, he gave me his full support. He gave me the computer, mobile phone, camera, and everything I wanted, but I still quarreled with him because of different ideas. Afterwards, I deeply regretted, "The evil words hurt people in June cold", I know I said the wrong thing. Apologize to him, but still can't make up for the mistake.
I often think of a saying, "A person's greatest upbringing is to forgive their parents for their imperfections." We live in different times and experience everything differently. He is slowly getting old at the speed of my growth. When I accept new things and new knowledge, his learning ability is slowly deteriorating. What we have learned is different, and different opinions are inevitable. But why can't I be more patient? Explain it well and communicate with him with the patience he taught me as an adult?
Apologizing for mistakes is a small matter. Remember that he is my only father. No matter how old I grow up, he is my only father.
I won't let myself hurt you any more, just like you wouldn't hurt me. ❤️You will live to be 102 too ❤️
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