Here's a story I stumbled across:

There was a child who often went to play under a big tree when he was very young, and the big tree often said to him, let's play happily together, and every time the child agreed. One day, the child grew up and was no longer the child who only knew how to play, but the big tree still said to him, let's all play together, the child said: No, I don't want to play now, I want to can you give me a toy?

The big tree said, I don't have toys, I only have fruits, you can pick them for money to buy toys, and the child happily picked the fruits. replaced by toys.

Many years have passed, and the child has grown up and has his own family. On this day, he came under the big tree again. The big tree still said to him, let's play together. The child said, no, I have my own home now, I need a house, can you help me?

The big tree said, I don't have a house, but you can cut it down and use it as materials for your house. The child did as it was told, and there was only one stump left in the tree. Just like that, decades have passed.

In the past few decades, the wind has passed, and the rain has passed. At that time, the child also became an old man. On this day, he came to the big tree again. The big tree said to him, I have nothing now, I will help Not you anymore. The old man said, I don't want it now, I just want to rest. Can you help me?

The big tree said, then you sit down!

The old man sat on the stump, and just like that, the big tree helped the child with everything he had. It can be said that it gave everything it had for the child.

If this tree is compared to the parents who raised us, and the child is compared to us, then the parents have paid too much effort for our life, but we are like a wolf that can never be fed. . Our parents raised us as adults without expecting anything in return, but we always thought that our parents didn't pay enough.

Some people say, contentment is always happy, are we content? In order not to chill the hearts of our parents who raised us, from now on, let us repay them with our deeds!