a letter to the village head

Dear village chief:

Hello!

In the blink of an eye, I have lived happily in the village you led for twelve years. In these few years, I have profoundly experienced the ever-changing changes in my hometown.

The memory of the hour is blurred, but in the piecemeal memory, I always think of the road intentionally or unintentionally, the rough path of the stone. I can always remember that my grandfather was struggling to wait for the dilapidated bicycle, and I was not good at sitting behind the car. The bicycle seat was originally uncomfortable. In addition, the bumps with the stones touched the buttocks. It was a torture for me.

However, in recent years, you organized us to build a cement road, and life has become very different. As the motherland has become more prosperous, our family has placed those antique-class bicycles in the warehouse and replaced them with several motor vehicles. Therefore, going out by car is not a torment. On the contrary, it is a pleasure, very pleasant.

There have also been great changes in the farmland. You have rebuilt the water channel with cement. The water inside is no longer as turbid as you can see when you were a child. Nowadays, although it is not clear, it is also very clean, lovable, and it is more convenient to irrigate plants. I don’t know much about the environment in the field, but it can be from the smile of my grandmother, the laughter of Grandpa. Experience their happiness and gratitude to you!

However, you know that the biggest change in these 12 years is at the dinner table.

When I was eating, I heard the grandmother’s embarrassment: "The days are really good, the changes are really big. I still remember that when I was young, I only had to eat meat three or four times a month. Now I even fry. Green vegetables also put so many things, can not eat the taste of green vegetables."

The village head, do you remember that people in the summer of six or seven years ago always like to gather under the big tree to cool down? At that time, the people in the village were too expensive, and they were reluctant to open a fan. Naturally, people at that time did not know the high-tech of computers.

But today, everything seems to have reversed. Air conditioners, mobile phones, computers, and broadband are no longer clouds, but the reality we face.

The great changes in my hometown, I believe that everyone is in the eyes and wants to be in the heart.

These are the credits of the village chief! Here, I have to say: "Thank you!"

I wish you all the best, good luck!

Small villager: Xu Peilin

November 4, 2019

First day: Xu Peilin