How good are your grandparents to you?

When I was young, my parents worked in other places, and my grandparents brought me up. My grandfather was born when I was four years old, but for me, my grandfather's memory still exists. When I was very young, my grandfather carried me around. When I eat in summer, because there are many mosquitoes, my grandmother feeds me, and my grandfather fans the mosquitoes away with a fan. Later, after my grandfather left, my grandmother always took me with her.

Although my grandmother didn't read much, she taught me to be a determined person from an early age. Although many of her ideas are a little out of date, the traditional education of propriety, righteousness and benevolence still keeps fresh in my memory and deeply engraved in my mind. In addition to education, grandma takes care of me in life and buys me delicious food every time she goes out to the market.

Later, I went to study in the city, and grandma was alone at home. She misses me very much and often calls to care about my daily life. At that time, I was a little rebellious, always dismissing her wordy words, but as I grew older, I realized how much my grandmother loved and cared about me.

My grandmother often calls me even after work. She always told me not to swim in the river, because some children went swimming in the river without permission and finally drowned, so my grandmother was very worried about me. In fact, as an adult, I know these things very well, but every time my grandmother calls to say these things, I will listen carefully, even if it is just her voice.

Now I live in the city with my parents, and my grandmother won't come out. She always wants to stay in her hometown, because everything there is too familiar to her. I listen to her nagging every time I go home. I hated it when I was a child, but now I feel that nagging is the greatest care for future generations by an elder.