A poem about thanking your father.

The poem about thanking my father is as follows:

1.？ A charming child cried from his father, and a good friend caressed me and cried. -"Three Elegies" Tao Yuanming

Appreciation: The sentences in Joule and Good Friend are based on the life experience before death, imagining that children and good friends will still have endless feelings after death. Tao Yuanming has a clear conscience all his life, and his lifelong regret is that his family is too poor to get drunk often. This is a documentary, not necessarily a classic. But Tao's comparison between wine and the gains and losses behind him seems to have his roots.

The young child cried because he was grateful to his father, and his friend came to the coffin with grief and pain.

2.？ The idiot didn't know the father-son ceremony, which made him angry, begged for food and cried eastward. -Du Fu's Collection of Mourning for the Past

Appreciation: Only an idiot is naive and hungry, facing the kitchen door in the east, crying angrily and begging for food. After the poet's specific description, his sadness and pain are in front of him. In order to express complex feelings, poets use numbers to strengthen sad situations and feelings.

Only an idiot is naive and hungry, crying angrily and begging for food at the door of the east kitchen.

3.？ If your parents are here, you must travel well if you don't travel far. -The Analects of Confucius

Appreciation: This sentence contains a warning to the world to consider the placement and support of parents, which is filial piety. It is at least common sense and the lowest filial piety to let everyone go home to see their parents often.

We should serve our parents wholeheartedly. Even if we have something to go out, we should tidy up everything at home before going out. This is something that everyone can do.

4.？ Every time I think of the flesh and blood beside me, I come to see the savage's children. -"Northland Leisure Thinking" Cao Ye

Appreciation: The action of "watching the savage pity his children" in the sentence depicts an empty nester's yearning for his children, which is very touching. It is suggested that the world should always remember the old father at home and have filial piety.

Because I don't know when the child will come back, I never lock the door when I go out, just don't lock the door. In case they suddenly go home and I don't show up in time, I won't just wait outside. Every time I think of children who are far away from home, I will visit my neighbors to see how they enjoy their family. I also dream that one day, I will be as happy as my neighbors.