As you grow up, do you think family ties are precious?

Yes, there is no doubt that the more you grow up, the more precious your family is.

I went to a work place by car the other night. It takes two hours by car. In the car, I suddenly remembered driving out with my parents in the summer vacation. At eight o'clock that night, I didn't come back until dark.

Father drives and mother takes the co-pilot. At the end of eleven o'clock, my mother was so sleepy that she offered to change places with me. So my mother slept in the back seat of the car, I sat in the co-pilot, and my father continued to drive. During this time, I have been chatting with my dad intermittently, singing to him and telling jokes, so as not to make him tired of driving and lose concentration. At that time, I suddenly felt that my parents were old. In the past, my mother would never let me get up and sleep by myself. I know she is really tired, and her body doesn't allow her to stay up late.

At the same time, I feel as if I have grown up at once and have a heavy burden. I am no longer the child who will fall asleep in my parents' arms and won't wake up when I get off the bus that night. I will take on more responsibilities in the future. Sitting next to my dad, burning the midnight oil with him, I feel very happy. Although I am really sleepy, I will try my best to cheer up and stay with him when I think that he is more tired than me. The moon was particularly beautiful that day.