A sketch of gratitude, for three people

Act 1

(Li Xiaogang appears)

Li: My name is Li Xiaogang, I am thirteen years old. Although I am not that big, I am really not troubled. few. cough. . . . .

Mom: Xiaogang, why did you say you went to storytelling again in the morning? Have you brushed your teeth? Have you washed your face? Have you eaten yet? Here, your stinky shoes!

Li: Okay, okay! Annoying or not! I am now under control at home. I am not allowed to play on the computer, watch TV, or read those messy books. Hey (showing surprise), my football magazine! Where is my game disc! Mom, Mom, did you touch my things?

Mom: You still dare to ask me, look at how you are not doing your job day by day, and how beautiful you are just after you took the exam, let’s see what you do in the exam!

Li: Moji all day long, annoying or not, it makes you stupid. (Pick up your schoolbag and leave)

Mom: You are impatient when I tell you, trousers! collar! My hair hasn’t been combed yet! cough! This kid.

Act 2

(Narration) After the exam, the papers began to be distributed.

Li: Ah! 66 points! No way! Ruined! It’s over this time! (Going home dejectedly)

(Narration) Seeing Xiaogang’s 66 points, mother decided to have a good talk with him.

Mom: Xiaogang, look at your score, is it another ‘bean sprout’? What the hell did you do? Do you know how much effort your mother put into you? Is your brain flooded? Broken? Let’s see what happens if you fail to get into college in the future. you. . . you. . . I'm really pissed off. If I had known you were like this, I wouldn't have been angry with you in the first place.

Li: Humph! Do you think I want to be your son? If I don’t want it, then I don’t want it. You don’t have to worry about me even if I pick up garbage! (Run away crying)

Act 3

(Narration) Xiaogang’s grades got worse from then on, and the relationship with his mother also worsened, until one day one day. . .

Xiaojun: (sitting in the corner crying)

Li: Xiaojun, what’s wrong with you? Why are you crying?

Xiaojun: No, it’s nothing. , my mother is sick and is being treated in the hospital now. I want to see my mother and stay with her, but my mother won't let me, for fear of delaying the class.

Li: Why is your mother sick? What is her illness?

Xiaojun: (crying loudly) It’s not because of me. It was cold the first two days and my mother asked me to wear more clothes. I didn’t listen. I even talked to my mother a few words and threw down my cotton-padded jacket. I ran to school, but it turned out to be windy. My mother was afraid that I would freeze, so she brought me a coat, but I was accidentally hit by a car.

Li: Ah, that’s right. . . .

Act 4

(narration): Li Xiaogang has been in a bad mood since hearing about Xiaojun’s mother’s ***. This reminded him of the unresolved quarrel with his mother yesterday. Xiaogang was having an ideological struggle on the way home from school.

Li: At the critical moment, he also came up with a trick - tossing a coin. If you're positive, you'll go apologize, and if you're honest, you'll go home and sleep. (Throwing away the tricks) No, let’s win two out of three games. (Three tosses, only one head.) No, let’s win three out of five!

(Narration): Just like that, Xiaogang returned home after a stroll. His mother hadn’t gotten off work yet. Xiaogang found a piece of paper and thought about what to write...

Li :Write something. Wouldn't it be too monotonous to just write "I'm sorry"? The layout is not full and there is too much blank space. How about drawing a plate of apples in the lower left corner and a bouquet of flowers in the upper right corner? Or if the background is all flowers, let’s do a “hundred flowers blooming picture”? A peony, a rose, a peach blossom...

(Narrator: However, before Wang Xiaoming finished painting, he heard his mother opening the door...)

Li : Oops, it’s too late for the “Hundred Flowers Blooming Picture”. what to do? what to do?

Mom: Xiaogang is back. Have you finished your homework?

Li: Are you preparing to write? Mom, are you tired from work today? Mom, take a break first and I'll rub your back.

Mom: (Looking at Xiaogang with strange eyes and touching Xiaogang’s forehead) What’s wrong with you? You have a fever

Li: No, Mom, it was my fault yesterday morning. , I shouldn't talk to you like that. Don't be on the same level as me, don't be angry. I also know that you are doing it for my own good. From now on, I will definitely listen to you and study hard.

Mom: Mom is content with your words. Mom is a bit nagging. Mom will change in the future.

Li: ...Mom, you are so kind! I won't let you down.

Mom: Mom believes in you

(Narrator): Since then, Xiaogang has entered the top five in the class. Now, he loves his mother from the bottom of his heart.