Can you tell me how you are filial to your parents?

1. If you can't go home often, talk more.

Although I am out of town and can't go home often, I still call home every weekend. Now with instant messaging tools such as WeChat, video with them. It took me a long time to teach my parents which software and functions are not available. I always only report good news, not bad news, and I don't want them to worry.

My mother always tells me to eat better, asks me if I can spend enough money or give me money ... My father often tells me to work hard and find someone quickly. Although it's only a ten-minute chat, I can always find the courage to face life again from my family.

2. Give them a sense of security and dependence.

To make parents happy, we must first improve their material living standards. This society is realistic, money is not everything, but we can't live without money. If you are an office worker and want to make your parents happy, you have to work hard and earn more money to honor your parents.

If you are still a moonlight clan and even want money from home, you should think about how to improve your ability and find a well-paid job. If you are still a student, study hard, get more scholarships and do what you should do.

3. Go home as often as possible.

I don't know whether you work in a foreign country or in your hometown. If you are out of town, please come home often when you have time, cook for them and chat with them. Many times, parents are not short of our money. What they lack is companionship and your concern. I was particularly annoyed with my parents when I was a child, but now I feel particularly cordial when I listen.

4. Let them worry less

As the only unmarried person in my family, I am embarrassed. Every time I call my parents, I talk about personal problems and start to "spur" me to find someone as soon as possible. I promised to be fine every time, but in fact two dog is still single dog. I think fate will come when it's time, but I can't help it now.

5, let them have face

In fact, our greatest enemy will always be other people's children. That's right! Have you ever had such an experience: parents always compare you with your classmates and friends: someone was admitted to the civil service, but you didn't; What? Everyone is married, but you are still single. Although I know this is their comparison, it is for our own good after all.