How do you feel about marrying your daughter?

My thoughts on marrying my daughter are as follows:

1. Is my daughter really getting married? I feel like in a dream, often unable to sleep, thinking about it, just like watching a slideshow, my daughter The experience of growing up from childhood to adulthood was presented in front of my eyes scene by scene, flashing back to the way my daughter was lying in her swaddling clothes when she was just born; flashing back to her sucking breasts; flashing back to her toddler; flashing back to her lying There were flashes of her scribbling in front of the desk; flashes of her practicing the piano; flashes of her dancing in her practice shoes; flashes of her carrying her schoolbag to school... Now she is about to get married, or... She really got married when she had only one child. I don’t know when my tears had already wet the pillow...

2. There was a burst of crackling firecrackers, and the Mercedes-Benz motorcade welcoming the bride drove into the community, and a large group of The wedding team rushed into my house, and it was then that I began to realize that my daughter was getting married. A faint sadness suddenly arose in my heart. The excellent daughter I had cultivated with my lifelong experience was really going to get married. She will leave the happy garden and sheltered harbor with happiness, she will create a warm home with beautiful love, and she will realize her dreams with hope.

3. After the daughter gets married, she starts a family independently. From now on, in a family of three, only the old couple are left. This is an indisputable fact. In the past, when other people's daughters got married and saw their parents crying and unable to part with each other, I thought it was wrong and I didn't understand it. But now that it's my turn, I really feel the same way. If you don’t raise children, you don’t know the kindness of your parents; if you don’t marry a girl, you don’t know the deep love of family. Only now do I realize that my parents must have felt particularly uncomfortable when our brothers and sisters all got married and left our parents. Only now do I understand better that "Come home often" is the greatest expectation of parents for their children.