What will the old man say to the students in the curtain of gratitude?

This is the story of a pair of teachers and students. A long time ago, teachers are now 80 years old and students are over 60 years old.

When the teacher first moved into this community, he was very uneasy. He and his wife are old, and their children are not around. Before the demolition, the house lived for more than 30 years and the neighbors were familiar with it. Some things take care of each other. I don't know what will happen now.

The student happened to live in a building in front of him. One day, while he was washing vegetables in the kitchen, he saw an old lady sitting in the sun on the balcony opposite. The more he looked, the more familiar he became. He thought for a long time. Isn't that his primary school teacher? I ran to recognize the teacher.

After all, it is more than 50 years apart. I have been a primary school teacher all my life. How many students are there? The teacher can't remember at the moment.

The student said, "teacher, at that time, my family was poor and I couldn't afford to read." I am the oldest in my class. Do you remember? " My mother is ill, so I have to accompany her to the hospital. If I miss classes, I will go to your home to make up for them. I have been waiting outside for fear of affecting your rest. Later, you told me that as long as you see the curtains open, knock on the door and come in. Do you remember, teacher? "

From this day on, students often go to the teacher's house to see what help they need. Take a handful of vegetables, carry a bag of garbage, beat your back and chat.

Gradually familiar with the teacher's life rules, every morning at 6 o'clock, students should pay attention to whether the teacher's curtains are opened. It's past 7 o'clock and nothing has happened. She is not at ease and will visit.

Sometimes when she is watching, the curtain suddenly opens, and the teacher and the student union smile at each other tacitly.

Should be a very grateful student, but what is gratitude?

Thanksgiving education is very fashionable now. Some people kneel, some people wash their feet, and some people give ingenious gifts on holidays. I often see them crying on TV. Of course it's better than no education, but I think it's too deliberate. Some media even made a big fuss about how an old man donated money to study, how the students who received donations were ungrateful, and how no one came to visit the festival, which made the donors feel chilling ... as if he wanted to recall and review from time to time, he would be grateful.

Does the classmate above know how to be grateful?

For more than 50 years, she has never contacted her teacher, and she has never called to send a greeting card on holidays, which makes the teacher forget her for a while. Doesn't that student know gratitude? When life makes them meet, when the teacher needs help, she can do her best and be meticulous.

She has always been grateful, but it is deep in her heart.