A few days ago, I went to Beijing for an interview temporarily, and I had time to tell my dad about it that day. After the interview in the evening, my dad sent a voice message and said, "You, Dad's darling, you didn't even know that you went to Beijing to find a job this time. I feel bad about it." When I heard this sentence, I realized the many worries a father had when his daughter was growing up.
During the summer vacation of my junior year, I suddenly wanted to go to Hunan Satellite TV for an internship. When I discussed this matter with my family, I was strongly opposed by my parents. I even had a big fight with my father. That night, my father left home and returned to the barbecue. There was a car accident on the way to the store. Dad used to say, "If you were a boy, I wouldn't stop you from going as far as you wanted." I ignored his mood and insisted on doing it.
At this juncture in my life now, I can understand more and more that my parents want me as long as I am safe, healthy and safe. At the same time, I also began to feel happy for their hope. They don't ask me to be outstanding, they don't ask me to do well, they want my life to be labor-saving and happy.
I have always wanted to go to super first-tier cities like Beijing and Shanghai to fight, and I always thought I could get along very well. But when I went to Beijing last time and experienced the life of Bei Piao people, I realized that I couldn't bear that hardship. I can't stand the impersonal office building, I'll get tired of the crowd of bee pupae, and I'll miss my mother's cooking so much. So, after trying it, I willingly gave up the idea.
Dad always suggested me to go to Chengdu. He often praised me about the climate and pace of life there. He said he felt that the city was the most suitable for me.
I am now starting to look forward to life in Chengdu. I hope to find a job in the city, and after the stereotyped job, I can go to my aunt's barbecue restaurant and feel the hot atmosphere. I hope that my mother will move in when the job is stable, so that I can often eat my mother's cooking. It is the happiest and happiest thing in the world!
After watching this movie, it made me think more about how I want to spend my life.
I want to have more contact with the normal life that human beings should have.
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