Chen Kun kissed his mother on the cheek on his birthday. Why is it so difficult to know his parents when he is older?

February 4th is Chen Kun’s birthday. On February 4th this year, Chen Kun also celebrated his 44th birthday. On his birthday, his son Chen Zunyou posted a photo of the father and son when they were young. Take a group photo and celebrate his birthday. On February 5, Chen Kun also posted a set of photos with his mother on his personal social platform, and wrote heartily: "Birthday is a gift from my mother, recorded yesterday." ?

In the photo with his mother, 44-year-old Chen Kun is wearing black clothes and a golden birthday hat, nestling in his mother's arms, like a coquettish little boy. And in the photo, Chen Kun also boldly showed his love, holding his mother's head in his hands and kissing her cheek directly. At this time, he saw his mother smiling like a flower, and felt that their family's life was particularly happy.

In fact, this is the case for each of us. When we were young, we didn’t feel that birthdays had much to do with our parents. We just looked forward to having cakes to eat and sumptuous meals. But as we grow older, we become more and more aware of the difficulties of our parents. Of course, when it is our birthday, we will think that our birthday is actually our mother’s Good Friday, and we will understand more about the nurturing grace of our parents.

As each of us grows up and encounters setbacks and tribulations in the process of growth, we will see the encouragement and support given to us by our relatives behind us. At that time, we will Knowing how difficult it is for our parents, we also understand that no matter what kind of setbacks and difficulties we encounter, our parents will always be our solid backing.

Everyone will grow, and it is in the process of growth that we realize how hard our parents have raised us and how they have tried their best to give us the best. Therefore, as we grow older, especially after we have children, we will become more aware of the difficulty of our parents.