No one helps me in my aspirations, moomoo takes me to the mountaintop.
If fate does not favor me, Zhengxin will climb Kunlun for me.

Although there have been bad experiences, I will still get a new one for me.Customer service is also very patient to listen to my complaints.

Happy birthday to Singapore.

Recently, because of Mother's Day, the topic here is about talking about one's own mother. But here I will also include my father in the conversation, since Father's Day is coming soon anyway. Speaking of my parents, it reminds me of the lyrics from a song by Li Ronghao: "Mom and dad gave me just enough to get by in this era, just enough for my life."
I was born into an ordinary Chinese family, not very wealthy, but at least with no worries about food and clothing. In their generation, my parents did not have the opportunity to receive a high level of education due to their poor family background. They had a low social status and were just ordinary laborers. Despite this, they worked hard for most of their lives to raise us siblings. Perhaps like most Asian parents, they are relatively reserved and shy about praising their children.
I was not bad academically from a young age, always in the top class in primary school and the A group in junior high. But these achievements are usually not mentioned. My introverted, shy, and timid personality often became the topic of blame. Perhaps they didn't understand that some problems cannot be solved through blame. Later on, there were several major decisions in life, such as continuing education after high school, entering the workforce, and getting married.
At these important turning points in life, I felt lost. As the closest elder, they mostly just added more pressure to me. Of course, that's all in the past now. Looking back, I can't blame them. After all, their life experiences were limited. They did their best within their own abilities and understanding to give us the best.
Now I have also become a parent. With children...