Children are the pride of mothers. Tell me about it.

Child, since childhood, you are the pride of your mother. You have always been smart, sensible and filial, although sometimes you annoy me. However, I always believe my feelings. I have always trusted you very much. I always tell you, son, that you should be sincere and don't lie. You should be a kind and grateful person.

I remember once, I went to school with you to report that a classmate's parents deliberately spoke ill of you in front of me, saying how naughty, naughty and ignorant you were. At that time, you were scared and followed me nervously, afraid to look up for fear that I would scold you or blame you.

But, son, I didn't speak ill of you that time. I just tell you seriously, son, please remember that I don't mind what others say, and I won't take it to heart, because I only believe what I see, and I am willing to choose to trust my children. I think I have always been a kind and grateful person, and I believe my child must be a reassuring and excellent person.

That time, you were surprised. You didn't expect me to be so tolerant and sympathetic to you. Later, every time I mentioned that, you would tell me, mom, thank you for your trust in me and for being so tolerant and generous to me.