Jiangsu/KLOC-A 0/2-year-old boy went to the cemetery late at night to visit his dead mother. What does this remind you of?

His scene reminds me of my mother's thoughts. It's really time to see the boy's videos and news reports in time. Tears can't help but flow down, because 12-year-old children go to the cemetery to see their mother's tombstone in the middle of the night, which actually means more than just missing their mother. More importantly, this kind of love in his heart and the real need for maternal love care.

Others are scared when they hear that they are going to the cemetery, but the child is not afraid at all. So it's really distressing. Such a child is only 12 years old and his mother has passed away. I feel really sorry for him, and I also understand his sadness, because when I was young.

In fact, parents quarreled and separated, although they did not reach the point of divorce, but in fact, family separation was for young children. It did leave a certain trauma in thought and spirit. Maybe they won't say it, but deep down, they all miss each other very much and long for the happiness and reunion of the family.

So in fact, this also gives us a hint that when we are with our parents or when our parents are still alive, we must spend more time with them. Don't make them angry. Sometimes they may be too nagging, but in fact all their nagging is for our own good.

When one day you find that your parents are gone, you will actually miss this nagging. People were like this at that time. They don't know how to cherish what they have, and they don't know how to miss it until they really leave, and they know how much they want it. Especially for this kind of affection, although parents are old, their love and care for us will never decrease with their age and their nagging.

Therefore, I also hope that everyone must be truly filial to their parents and call them more when they have time. Buy them more things. They will be happier than anything if they can go back and reunite with their families during the holidays.