Mother has worked hard all her life. Can you give me an example?

I'm sorry to learn that my mother died. I love my mother, especially her hard work all her life. Many things are worth remembering forever.

? My family is a tenant farmer. Born in Shaoguan, Guangdong Province, Hakka people moved to Ma 'anchang, Yilong County, Sichuan Province when "Huguang fills Sichuan". For generations, we have cultivated land for landlords, and our families are poor. Our friends are honest, poor and middle peasants.

The mother gave birth to thirteen children. Because the family was poor, they couldn't feed all of them, only eight were left, and the regenerated ones were forced to drown. How sad and helpless this is in my mother's heart! The mother raised eight children by herself. However, most of her time is occupied by housework and farm work, so she can't take care of the children, so she can only let them crawl in the fields. ?

Mom is a good worker. As long as I can remember, I always get up before dawn. There are more than 20 people in the family. Women cook in shifts, and it's their turn to cook for a year. Mother has cooked the meal, but also has to plant land, grow vegetables, feed pigs, raise silkworms and spin cotton. Because she is tall and strong, she can carry water and dung.

Mother works very hard all day. When I was four or five years old, I naturally helped her. When I was eight or nine years old, I could not only pick and choose, but also farm. I remember when I came home from a private school, I often saw my mother cooking on the stove sweating, so I quietly put away my books, carried water or herded cattle. In some seasons, I study in the morning and farm in the afternoon; When I am busy with farm work, I work in the fields with my mother all day. During this period, my mother taught me a lot of production knowledge. ?

The life of a tenant's family is naturally hard, but because of her mother's cleverness and ability, she can barely get by. We use tung oil to light a lamp. We eat pea rice, vegetable rice, sweet potato rice and miscellaneous grains rice, and put the oil squeezed from rape in the rice as seasoning. This kind of landlord and rich family don't look at it, but mom can cook delicious meals. Only by catching a good harvest can we sew some new clothes, and the clothes are also produced by ourselves. Mother spun the thread herself, had it woven into cloth and dyed it. We call it "home weaving", which is as thick as copper coins. A suit has been worn by the boss, but it will not be worn out by the second child and the third child. ?

A hardworking family is regular and organized. My grandfather is a typical farmer in China. At the age of eighty or ninety, he still has to plow the fields. If he didn't plow the fields, he would get sick and work in the fields until shortly before his death. Grandma is the organizer of the family. She manages all production affairs and arranges a year's work on New Year's Eve every year. Every day before dawn, my mother was the first to get up, and then I heard my grandfather get up, and then everyone got out of bed, feeding pigs, chopping wood and carrying water. Mothers can work hard and complain at home. She is very kind. She has never hit us, scolded us or quarreled with anyone. Therefore, although in such a big family, uncles and sisters-in-law, old and young, get along very well. Mother sympathizes with the poor-this is a simple class consciousness. Although she is not rich, she also helps and takes care of her poorer relatives. She is also very economical. Father sometimes smokes dry cigarettes and drinks wine; Mother is in charge of us and won't let us catch a little. My mother's diligent and thrifty living habits and generous and kind attitude have left a deep impression on me so far.

But disaster will not befall the farmers in China, because they are safe. Around the year of Gengzi (1900), there was a severe drought in Sichuan for years, and many farmers were hungry and cold, and they had to "eat without food" in droves. I saw with my own eyes that six or seven hundred farmers in rags and their wives and children were murdered and beaten by the so-called officers and men, and their blood spilled for forty or fifty miles, crying earth-shattering. In such years, my family also suffered more, just eating small leaves and sorghum, and never eating white rice for a whole year. Especially in the period of B Wei Dynasty (1895), the landlord bullied the tenants and wanted to increase the rent on the leased land. Because it was impossible, he took advantage of the New Year's Eve to threaten my family to withdraw rent and force us to move. Under tragic circumstances, our family cried and dispersed all night. Since then, my family has been forced to live in two places. Shortage of manpower, coupled with natural disasters and confiscation of crops, is the most tragic experience of my family. Mother didn't lose heart, but her sympathy for poor farmers and her disgust for those who are rich and heartless are even stronger. My mother's sad story in a few words and many unfair facts I saw with my own eyes inspired me to resist oppression and pursue light in my childhood, and made me determined to find a new life.

I left my mother soon because of my study. I am a child of a tenant farmer's family, and I had no money to study. At that time, the oppression of rural landlords and the brutality of the government forced mother and father to make up their minds to save money and cultivate a scholar to "support the family." I studied in a private school, took part in the imperial examination in the 31st year of Guangxu (1905), and then went to Shunqing and further Chengdu to study. At this time, tuition fees were borrowed from the east and the west, totaling more than 200 yuan, which was not paid off until I later became the head of the national defense brigade. ?

? In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908), I came back from Chengdu to run a high school in Yilong County and went home to see my mother two or three times a year. At that time, the old and new ideas collided badly. We believe in science and democracy and want to do something in our hometown, so the conservative gentry came out against us. I am determined to leave my hometown without telling my mother and go to Yunnan to join the new army and the League. After I arrived in Yunnan, I learned from my home letter that my mother not only did not object to my moving, but also gave me a lot of comfort.

I have never been home since the year of Xuantongyuan (1909). I picked up my parents in the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19). But they got used to working and were uncomfortable leaving the land, so they went home. Father died on his way home. Mother went home and continued to work until the end.

China's revolution is moving forward, and so is my thought. When I discovered the correct way of China's revolution, I joined the China * * * Production Party. The great revolution failed, and I completely cut off contact with my family. Mother relies on that 30 mu of land to support the family's life independently. After the Anti-Japanese War, I was able to communicate with my family. My mother knows what I have done, and she is looking forward to the success of China's national liberation. She knows the difficulties of our party and still lives a hard-working peasant life at home. In these seven years, I sent back several hundred yuan and some photos of myself to my mother. Mother is old, but she will miss me forever, just as I will miss her forever. Last year, I received a letter from my nephew, saying, "My grandmother is eighty-five years old, her spirit is not as healthy as last year, and her diet and daily life are not as good as before. I really hope to see you once. Let's talk for a while and see you later. " But I devoted myself to the national war of resistance and failed to repay my mother's hope.

Mother's greatest feature is that she has never been unemployed in her life. One minute before I was born, my mother was cooking on the stove. Although I am old, I still love production. Last year, another letter from my nephew said: "Grandma is not healthier this year because she is old, but she still works nonstop and especially likes spinning cotton."

I should thank my mother, who taught me the experience of fighting difficulties. I suffered a lot at home, which made me feel no longer difficult and not intimidated by difficulties in my military life and revolutionary life for more than 30 years. My mother gave me a strong body and the habit of hard work, so that I never felt tired.

I should thank my mother, who taught me the knowledge of production and the will of revolution and encouraged me to embark on the road of revolution in the future. On this road, I understand more and more day by day: only this kind of knowledge and this kind of will is the most precious property in the world.

Mom has left me now, and I will never see her again. This kind of sadness is irreversible. Mother is an ordinary person. She is just one of the millions of working people in China, but it is these millions who have created and created the history of China. How can I repay my mother for her kindness? I will continue to be loyal to our nation and people, loyal to the hope of our nation and people-the Chinese Production Party, so that people living with their mothers can live a happy life. This is what I can do, I will do it.

May mother rest in peace underground!

Introduction: In Memory of Mother is a narrative prose written by Zhu De in his early days, which narrates the author's mother's life and is a collection of essays written for her.

From: Selected Works of Zhu De (People's Publishing House 1983).

Appreciation: This article uses vivid language to write her love for her mother and introduces in detail what her mother has done for herself. Feelings are real and meaningful!

Zhu De introduced:1886/kloc-0 was born in February, 2000, a great Marxist, proletarian revolutionary, strategist and politician. Word jade steps. Yilong people in Sichuan. 1909 was admitted to Yunnan Military Academy, and joined China League in the same year. Participated in the Revolution of 1911. After 19 13, he served as battalion commander, deputy head, head and brigade commander in Yunnan army. Participated in the war to protect the country and protect the law. 1922 went to study in Germany, and joined the China * * * production party in the same year. 1925 went to the Soviet union to study military affairs and returned to China the following year. 1927 Established the National Revolutionary Army Third Army Officer Education Corps in Nanchang, participated in leading the August 1st Nanchang Uprising, and served as the deputy commander of the Ninth Army of the Rebel Army. 1928 Participated in leading the uprising in southern Hunan and established the democratic regime of workers and peasants. In April of the same year, he led the rebel army to Jinggangshan, joined forces with the troops led by Mao Zedong, and formed the Fourth Army of the Chinese Revolutionary Army of Workers and Peasants (later renamed the Red Army).