How to treat a 60-year-old son punished by an 85-year-old mother for drinking late?

In the eyes of parents, no matter how old we are, we are all children. Recently, a 60-year-old son was blocked by his 85-year-old mother to punish him for coming home late after drinking. In the video, the son slipped away with a happy face after being taught a lesson, which triggered a heated discussion. Most people think that being taken care of, especially by his mother, no matter how old he is, but a few people think that his son is 60 years old and should have his own freedom. His mother shouldn't take care of him like this, but we can see it in his smile.

When we were young, we all liked freedom and didn't like being in charge of our parents. Some children are very rebellious and have conflicts with them because of their parents' discipline. However, as we grow up, we find that parental discipline is sometimes necessary. Parents teach us to make fewer mistakes, which is better than being taught by strangers after we enter the society, and parents' discipline can always make us get rid of many bad habits and make fewer mistakes. After going to college or entering social work, some parents are far away, sometimes they can't listen to their parents' nagging. After getting married and having children, we will have our own life, be free to do what we want and start to take the lead in disciplining our children. At this time, there is less parental discipline, and we have to explore everything ourselves. When we get old, most parents will leave us. At this time, if we need someone to take care of us, we will be left behind. However, most people will be in their hearts at this time.

Except for a few people, parents' love is always selfless, and it is precisely because they love us and want us to become better that they constantly discipline us. When they see our mistakes, they always want to point them out at the first time, so that we can avoid detours and make fewer mistakes. This is a sign of love for us, so don't complain about parents' discipline. How happy we are to have people who care so much about us when we are old.