A Modern Mother's Inner Monologue

Author: Li Peizhi
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Many words, you want to say, but have no chance; Many words, you want to say, but can't find the words; Many words, left in the heart are regrets; Many words, say endlessly. In the quiet night, when everyone is asleep, I write the last line. A lingering emotion makes me somewhat melancholic. The saying "How pity the world's parents" perfectly captures the love parents have for their children. When young, the world revolves around oneself. The loving attention of parents is also blurred by the mist of self. Deep down, emotions are naturally still intricately connected. But in spirit, we become distant and detached from our parents. Love should elevate the lives of young people. It matures the immature, makes the lazy diligent, adds humor to the intelligent, and deepens the warmth of the upright. Loving others makes one realize the weight of their own heart. Being loved makes one understand their own value and charm.