There is a little story about a father and a child, that is, the elderly father kept asking the same problem children, and finally the child got impatient. Dad says you are a child, too.

In the evening, a father and his son are walking in the yard. My son has graduated from college, worked in other places and finally went home.

Father and son are under a big tree. The father pointed to a bird on the branch and asked, "Son, what is that?"

"A crow."

"What is it?" Father has been a little deaf recently.

"A crow," the son replied, louder than the first time. He thinks his father didn't hear you clearly.

"What did you say?" The father asked again.

"It's a crow!"

"Son, what is that?"

"Dad, that's a crow. Did you hear that? It is a crow! " My son is getting a little impatient.

The father didn't say a word after hearing his son's answer. After a while, he suddenly stood up and walked slowly into the room. A few minutes later, the father sat back to his son with a yellow notebook in his hand.

The son watched curiously as his father turned over the book. He didn't know it was his father's diary, which recorded the details of his father's daily life. Father turned to a page 25 years ago and began to read aloud:

"Today, I took my lovely son for a walk in the yard. After we sat down, my son saw a bird parked on the branch and asked me, "Dad, what is that?"? "? " I told my son it was a crow. After a while, my son asked me about the bird again, and I said it was a crow ... "

"My son repeatedly asked the name of the bird. He asked it 25 times, and I repeated it patiently every time. I'm glad to have such an opportunity. I know my son is curious. I hope he can remember the name of the bird ... "

When the father finished reading this page of diary, the son burst into tears. "Dad, you let me know a lot at once. Forgive me! "

The father reached out and hugged his son tightly, with a smile on his wrinkled face.