What's the next sentence about having an old man as a treasure in the family?

The next sentence is "A family as old as a thief".

The "thieves" here are not thieves as we understand them, but some unreasonable old people who often give their children trouble.

There is an idiom to describe the elderly, which is called "selling the old by leaning on the old". This is the kind of old man. The older they get, the weirder their temper becomes. Everything has to be handed over to them, and if they don't do it, they will fly into a rage, which often makes the children very helpless and headache.

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The elderly should try to abandon the above negative mentality, find a good role orientation, and be the treasure of the town house and the treasure of the home. For the elderly with high knowledge level and rich life experience, they might as well become a treasure of a family and help their children out of trouble with the wisdom accumulated throughout their lives. For example, I often talk to my children about the confusion I encounter at work and point out the essence of the problem in a few words.

When children encounter emotional confusion, they might as well draw inferences from their childhood experiences. With such an old man, children will feel at ease and be more patient with the elderly, and a virtuous circle will be formed between the two generations. It should be noted that the elderly should avoid turning enlightenment into a simple lesson and should not belittle and deny their children blindly.

People's Network-"An old man is like a treasure at home" Be a happy family treasure.