Mom is at home, mom is not, and there is only one way home in life.

Mom is at home, mom is not, and there is only one way home in life.

My parents are alive, and I still have somewhere to go. I can go home and meet my parents. And my parents are gone, only the way back to my hometown, but there is no home.

The moral of this sentence is that children should be more filial when their parents are still alive. When parents are old and dead, we have no place to be filial, leaving only regrets and regrets.

Mom is here, life has a source! In the absence of mother, there is only the way home in life; Mom is here, home is here, brothers and sisters are a family! Mom is away, brothers and sisters are just relatives! This sentence comes from the writer Bi Shumin's essay "Filial Piety is priceless".

Our parents are here, and we have a home. Every holiday, we can still have a place to miss home. Without parents, we are orphans, busy and frustrated, and finally only return to the final destination of life. Although we will get married, there is no home where we grew up. Most people have lived for most of their lives and missed their homes for most of their lives. So be filial to your parents.