The father bought food for his daughter, but he was hungry. What did your parents do that moved you?

First of all, I don't approve of praising dad.

Why does father get everyone's appreciation when he is hungry? Maybe he is short of money, but he doesn't advocate this behavior at all. Only when one party sacrifices its own interests can the appetite of children be satisfied. Father also has the right to eat delicious food. Isn't it a father's love to accompany the children to dinner?

It seems that this self-injury worship culture is popular in the media, and TV stations that regard this common humanity as a hot spot should bear the main responsibility. All kinds of similar brothers and sisters love to sacrifice their studies to work to earn their younger brothers and sisters' tuition fees. Parents at the railway station are frozen to send clothes to sleeping children, children drop out of school to help bankrupt parents farm, rural doctors give everything they have to provide medicines to villagers, and teachers endure serious illness and insist on attending classes. Isn't it all helpless?

I hope that one day this kind of thing will not become a hot spot again, and I hope that the father who loves his children can afford delicious food himself.

In this way, children are more important than themselves, and children's needs always come before their own affairs. Almost everyone has a similar experience, but what moved me most was not here, but my parents' understanding and support. Spiritual dedication is often more important. Understanding children's interests, supporting children's ideals and dreams, and being able to give support where I can, are the places that move me the most. Being able to communicate is more important than anything else.