Like a loved one

In a small village, a Miao grandmother lives in her hair, her face is white, her face is wrinkled, her head is covered with a scarf, and she is dressed in a costume of the Hmong. It seems that there are more than seventy years old, and the grandmother has a neighbor. The neighbor is a Han school pupil, named Lili, who is a helpful child. Whenever she finish her homework, on weekends, during the winter and summer vacations, she will help the old grandmother to do housework because the grandmother has only one daughter and the daughter is abroad.

Once, the grandmother's sheets were dirty, but the grandmother was too old to complete all kinds of housework. It happened that Lili came to the grandmother's house and saw the sheets that were already very dirty on the bed. Then she said to the grandmother, "Grandma, let me wash the sheets for you!" "No need!" Grandma said, "You still go home to do your homework." "Om, my grandmother finished my homework, or I will help you wash it!" Lili said. The old grandmother saw that Lili insisted on washing, did not continue to quit, and happily agreed.

Lili first called half a basin of water, soaked the sheets in the water, and put some washing powder in the water. After a while, Lili hit the sheets with a wooden stick to make the sheets clean. Such a large bed sheet is that it is very laborious for adults to wash, not to mention a child as big as ours. How can we wash it? Later, Lili's forehead burst down with sweat. After Lili’s efforts, the sheets were finally washed.

The spirit of Lili's old and young love is worth learning. Although they are not relatives, they are better than their loved ones. Fifty-six nationalities are a family, and we are all a big family.

Wulanhot City Xing'an Second Small Grade: Sun Yibo