Occasionally I saw a passage in the circle of friends, and I was shocked: When I was a child, I fell down and I would see if there were people around, cry if I had them, and get up silently if I didn’t; when I grew up, I would also see if there were people around when I fell. , Get up silently if you have one, cry if you don't.
Some people say that this is called growth.
If we compare our childhood and our grown-up (or old age), we will find that there are indeed many similar differences and contrasts.
When we were young, we lost a tooth, we would be very happy, because soon it will grow new and stronger teeth; when we grow up, we lose a tooth, we will be sad, because, we started It's getting old.
When I was young, I never sleep enough, I have to go to school, do homework, and I want to play with the children as much as I want. Where can I have time to sleep? When I grow up, I have a lot of free time, but I often toss and turn and have difficulty sleeping, let alone lying in bed.
When I was young, I was full of fantasies about the world, life, and future, and often daydreamed; when I grew up, I became very realistic, and I gradually learned to look down on everything and even regard life as a dream.
When I was young, I liked new things, new things, and made new friends; when I grew up, I became more and more fond of old objects, old friends, and obsessed with the old times.
When I was young, I helped my grandma to pierce the needle. No matter how small the eye of the needle is, no matter how dark the light is, I can "seal the throat with a sword" and pass the thread accurately and neatly through the eye of the needle. , And then presbyopia, things in front of me are also blurred.
When I was young, I didn’t like bitterness, I only liked sweetness. Even the pills had to be coated with sugar to swallow them. When I grew up, I became tired of sweet things. I fell in love with bitter gourd and coffee. Because, we I have learned to taste a more mellow taste from the bitter taste.
When I was young, I thought I would remember people or things for a lifetime, and I might forget when I turned around; when I grew up, I remembered people or things that I thought I could forget for a lifetime. How many human affairs are nothing more than clouds and smoke.
When I was young, I cried and laughed; when I grew up, I cried with a smile. Every cry and a smile are all the ups and downs of life.
When I was young, I thought that the moon always followed me; when I grew up, I started singing the moon and I walked too. Because when we were young, we always thought that we were the center, and the whole world was revolving around ourselves. When we grew up, we realized that we were neither the center of the unit, nor the center of the family, nor the center of the world. Therefore, we surrounded the pot at home. Revolve around work in the unit, around the money during the day, and around the children at night.
When I was young, I used to drill wherever it was lively; when I grew up, wherever I was clean, I would stay cool. When I was young, I felt lonely when I was alone. When I grew up, I often felt lonely when I was in a busy city and in a crowd. When I was young, I liked to climb high and look into the distance; when I grew up, I liked to watch the clouds rise and fall in the low places. When I was young, I had a lot of interest and little time; when I grew up, I had a lot of time and little interest.
When I was young, it was simple to feel happy. A compliment from a parent, a greeting from a little partner, a toy, a new dress with a candy in the mouth, will make us feel extremely happy and satisfied; when we grow up, we feel simple and happy . Tired by human sentiments, trapped by mundane affairs, forced by livelihood, more and more yearning for simple personnel, simple life, simple mood.
When I was young, it was good for the holidays; when I grew up, it was for my family to eat well. When I was a child, I was full, thinking that the whole family was not hungry; when I grew up, I was not hungry, so I had to talk about the food and daily life of the whole family. When I was young, I was ill and my whole family moved around. When I grew up, even though I was physically and mentally exhausted, I had to struggle to help my family. When we were young, when we were happy, the whole family was happy; when we grew up, when the whole family was happy, we were happy.
It’s not that it’s beautiful when I was young, and it’s not that it’s always dark when I grow up. Hope will always be there, and care will be passed on from generation to generation. Because, when I was a child, it was when he grew up; and when I grew up, I had your childhood. We all grew up when we were young, and we will all have old days in the future. This is the growth of a person as well as the growth of a family. You, me, and him, when they were young, when they grew up, and when they were old, were like the upstream, middle, and downstream of a river, endlessly rushing, endlessly running.
