I am a mother who exchanges roles.

Recently, we had a class class session in our class with the theme of grateful parents. After finishing the class, Teacher Wang asked us to do something to thank our parents. But this way of gratitude can be different!

When the students listened to the teacher's request, they all asked the teacher: Thanks to the parents for what to do, we already understand, but we want to be more grateful to the parents, so what should we do? Teacher Wang looked at us anxiously, and mysterious smile gave us a good idea: everyone can go home and exchange roles with their parents. I listened, and I slammed my head and said: Good idea! When I go home, I will exchange roles.

Just do it. Going home at night, I immediately exchanged roles with my mother. After swapping the characters, I snickered and said: Today I can finally play the role of being a mother. However, the "daughter" was uneasy and asked for it. "Come and cook for me. I am hungry." I listened, and I obeyed the order. Yes, who told me that I am a mother now? After a lot of hard work, I finally made a table of meals. But my daughter didn't appreciate it. I learned that my usual appearance is not to say that the food is too ridiculous, that is to say, I can't eat it, and I have to bitterly persuade her there. Unexpectedly, this is only the beginning of the tragedy. After the meal, she took the shoes straight to the side, then picked up the snacks, sat down on the sofa and watched the TV show. The awful thing is that she even threw the wrapping paper around after eating, so I had to clean the entire room.

After cleaning, I was already cramping with back pain and pain. I didn't expect that this "daughter" still didn't let me go. After a while, I was arguing that I had to drink, and for a while I was arguing that I had to eat sugar. Poor I had to meet her requirements one by one. At this time, I realized deeply that my parents were very hard! Finally, we changed back to the role before going to sleep, my mother asked me how my parents feel, I only said one word: bitter!

After this experience of swapping roles, I have a deeper understanding of why I want to be grateful to my parents. Classmates, it is also very hard to be a parent. We must let our parents worry about it in life, and let the grateful parents start from the little things around us.

Second day: Liao Mengyu