a letter to Dad

Dear Dad, Zhu Jinchen, Experimental State, Jinhu County, Jiangsu Province: Hello! When I wrote this letter, the pen in my hand seemed to be heavy, but I still mentioned it and let it confide my long-repressed voice. Just entered the graduating class this year, you will give me "three chapters of the law": one is not allowed to watch movies, television, two are not allowed to play computer games, three are not allowed to go out to play. What is this law, just like the prisoners in prison! Although my heart is indignant, but I succumb to your majesty, I have to swallow it. Since then, I have become a poor cage bird. Every day, except for reading, doing homework, reading, and doing homework, the spirit has never been lifted. Finally, one day, your friend invites you to eat. When you go, you can’t forget the “care” sentence: Do your homework. The moment you close the door, I am three feet high: "Long live, liberated!" Then the TV was turned on. Awesome! It is my favorite "Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck", a pile of funny things, a funny action, amused me to laugh, all the troubles thrown into the clouds, and forget the existence of everything. Suddenly, with the "beep" of the TV, there was a violent sigh: "I don't study well, watch TV! Consciousness is too bad!" I left a purple mark on my ear. I looked at you, tears could not help but flow down: "You...you are an unqualified parent!" I remember last winter, I was sick, and I had a high fever to 40 degrees. In the middle of the night, the north wind blew, you took me from the building. Going upstairs to the downstairs, no car, you took me for a while, took me for a while, went to the hospital, all the body was sweaty... After a few days of hospitalization, I gradually recovered, and you are relieved. When you rub my forehead with my hand, my tears can't help but flow down. Dad, I cried twice, but my mood to cry was very different. You want me to be a good person. In order to make a great contribution to the motherland in the future, I can understand the cultural foundation from a young age. I can understand this, but I also want to tell you: I am a child after all, can’t have other things besides reading and doing homework. Interests? You also came from childhood, can you understand me? Your son: Zhu Jinchen, May 24, 2006, Li Fubin

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