Are those old people who pick up garbage really worthy of sympathy?

Yesterday, I went downstairs for a walk Just after I threw the express box into the dustbin, I saw two people galloping towards me from different directions in the distance. They looked at each other as they ran. However, garbage collection actually drove two and a half hundred old people out of the sports meeting level.

I don't know about your community, but there are so many "seed players" in my community! In order to improve the efficiency of "grabbing" junk, they formed gangs and divided their work reasonably. You're in charge of casing, I'm in charge of escape, and he's in charge of transportation. He's quite a team player.

What puzzles me is that these uncles and aunts who love to pick up garbage are not outsiders, but the parents of the owners who live in our community. You know, several of them live in a house with a garden on the first floor. Looking around, it is really puzzling that such a big yard is full of piles of junk.

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In the past, such things were ignored by everyone and passed. However, since the outbreak, everyone has paid special attention to hygiene, and elevators and corridors are often disinfected. Obviously, the situation is so severe that some old people still can't change their "bad habits". The housekeeper kindly reminded her family, but she was unreasonably abused.

There are also young people who say helplessly: parents can't control themselves at all.

Some old people in China like seniority. Respecting the old and loving the young is indeed a traditional virtue, but when you are old, you can do whatever you want. Is such an old man worthy of respect and love?

Some old people really scare young people, but every time you complain a word or two, all kinds of immoral labels and hats are buckled on you, so that you can never mind your own business again. But everyone with parents will get old. If the elderly group becomes the target of public criticism, what will the younger generation think of us when we are old?

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In fact, the elderly group can almost be equated with what we call Xiong Haizi, because part of the "particularity" makes them dance on the border, and parents or children caught in the middle can only dissuade them, and finally neither side is pleased.

Old and experienced, there is really no need to live clearly.

Everyone is a mirror in his own life, and he is more cautious when he sees all kinds of things in the world ~