When you were/kloc-0 years old, she fed you and bathed you. In return, you cried all night. When you were 3 years old, she lovingly cooked for you. In return, you threw a dish she cooked on the floor. When you were 4 years old, she bought you colored pens. In return, you covered the walls and the dining table. When you were 5 years old, she bought you beautiful and expensive clothes. In return, you put on your clothes and went to a nearby mud pit to play. When you were 7 years old, she bought you a ball. In return, you threw it at your neighbor's window. When you were 9 years old, she paid you a large sum of money to tutor the piano. In return, you often missed classes and never practiced. When you were 1 1 years old, she sent you and your friends to the cinema, and you sat her in the other row. When you 13 years old, she suggested that you get a haircut, but you said that she didn't know what a fashionable hairstyle was. When you 14 years old, she paid you a month's camping fee, and you didn't call her. When you 15 years old, she came home and wanted to give you a hug, and you put the door on it. When you 17 years old, she was waiting for an important phone call. You waited all night with the phone. When you 18 years old, she was moved to tears because you graduated from high school, but you stayed with friends until dawn. When you 19 years old, she paid your college tuition and sent you to school on the first day. You let her get off at a place far from the school gate, for fear that her friends would see you lose face. When you were 20 years old, she asked you, "Where have you been all day?" You replied, "I don't want to be like you. When you were 25 years old, she bought you furniture to decorate your new home. You told your friends that the furniture she bought was really poor. When you were 30 years old, she gave you advice on how to take care of the baby. You said, "Mom, times are different now. When you were 50 years old, she was often ill and needed your care, while you were running for your children. One day, she died. Suddenly you remember all the things you've never done. They beat your heart like hammers. Why do people from all over the country go home for the New Year? Because there are parents at home! Bathing and dressing for us, walking hand in hand and taking care of our parents during the long journey are the wealth of our life. Give more care to parents. When they are old and can't walk, their hands start to shake when they comb their hair. Please don't rush them, because you are growing up, but they are getting old ..... As we grow older, we grow into adults and middle-aged, and our parents are getting old.

Think about the daily details and tell your parents that you are getting old.

Before my mother began to love telling stories, she always took pains to recall them over and over again, even some distant and interesting stories about her childhood. She will remember it clearly, take them out for a long time with a smile, and then look at my high face as if she didn't know me.

The wrinkles on my mother's forehead and a clump of white hair on her temples mercilessly show the wind and frost of the years. Sometimes, I look at the traces of those years, and my heart can't help but shout. Time will slow you down and stop my mother's face for a while.

My mother began to nag, always urging and persuading me repeatedly, and my heart was extremely uneasy. She still hopes that I can continue to be protected by the wind and waves under her wings. Even if I am no longer in my prime, she will spare no effort to protect me.

Mother's pots and pans can't be cleaned at first, and she always feels greasy and has no ability to do things when she was a child.

My mother's cooking is no longer delicious, and sometimes she even mistook salt for sugar and kept giving me food to eat more.

Eating the terrible dishes cooked by my mother, holding a greasy bowl, listening to my mother's nagging over and over again, and those childhood anecdotes in my long memory, watching my mother's rickety back, dazzling white hair at her temples, and those eyes that are no longer bright.

My eyes are blurred by tears, but they are still warm in my heart, feeling the affection of my parents.

Old, gray-haired, sleepy.

When you are old and can't walk, take a nap by the fire and recall your youth.

How many people loved the beauty, hypocrisy or sincerity of adore you when he was young and happy?

Only one person still loves your pious soul and the wrinkles on your old face.

When you are old, your eyebrows droop, your lights dim and the wind blows, your news is the song in my heart.

Irish poet Ye Zhi's poem When You Are Old is dedicated to all parents in the world, wishing them a long and healthy life. If you grew up in an ordinary family,

If your parents are still alive, whether you live with them or not—

If one day, you find that your mother's kitchen is no longer as clean as before; .

If one day, you find that the dishes at home don't seem to be cleaned;

If one day, you find that your mother's pot is no longer on;

If one day, you find that your father's flowers and trees are gradually abandoned;

If one day, you find that the cupboard at home is often full of dust;

If one day, you find that the dishes cooked by your mother are too salty and not delicious;

If one day, you find that your parents often forget to turn off the gas;

If one day, you find that some habits of the old father and mother are no longer habits, just like when you no longer want to take a bath every day;

If one day, you find that your parents no longer like to eat crispy fruits and vegetables;

If one day, you find that your parents love to eat rotten vegetables;

If one day, you find that your parents like to eat porridge;

If one day, you find that their reaction to crossing the road is slow;

If one day, you find that they always cough when eating, don't mistake it for a cold or a cold (that is the phenomenon of swallowing nerve aging);

If one day, you find that they no longer love to go out. ...

If one day, I want to tell you, you should be alert, your parents are really old, and your organs have degenerated to the point where others need to take care of them.

If you can't take care of them, please find someone to take care of them and visit them often, so as not to make them feel abandoned.

Everyone will be old, and our parents are older than us. We should take care of him with the mood of role exchange, so that we can be patient and not complain. When parents can't take care of themselves, children should be alert, and they may be incontinent and many things may not be done well. If the room smells, they may not smell it themselves. Please don't think he is dirty or smelly. Children can only help him clean up, please maintain your "self-esteem"

When they no longer like bathing, please take time to help them wash their bodies regularly, because even if they wash themselves, they may not be clean. When we enjoy food, please prepare a small bowl of suitable size and easy to chew for them, because they don't like food and their teeth may not bite.

Since we were born, we have been nursing and changing diapers, taking care of sick people, teaching us the basic skills of life, providing reading, eating and drinking, counseling, eternal care and action. If one day they really can't move, isn't it necessary to change roles? Children should remember that looking after their parents means looking at their future, and filial piety should be timely.

The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop, and the child wants to be raised, but the relatives are not there-have you noticed the parents?