The bond between parents and children is incredibly strong. A main
reason is that parents and children are linked because of their ties of
blood. This unique tie distinguishes it from any other interpersonal
relationships. The love between parents and children is special. It
grows for so many years without judgment, without limit. Our parents
simply love us beyond all bounds. They love all the things belong to us,
not only our strengths and gifts but also our weaknesses and faults.
This strong love is from parent's hearts, there is no interests mixed in
it at all. It is such a pure and exquisite emotion that parents will do
things for their children that no one else would dream of. They give
completely selfless devotion to their children. You could ask a parent
if he or she would cut off an arm for a child and without hesitation,
even thinking, he or she would answer yes. You could also ask a mother
about her rage if someone does her children harm. I think it will be an
unusual rage that we who don't have such experience can imagine. We
often see and hear some moving things, for example, one mother saved her
child desperately in an sudden accident, regardless of her own life.
This is what we called great love of mother, I think.
I think parents are the most important factor in their children's lives. Whether they are with their children two hours a day or twelve, parents are special to children. They make the most difference during their childhood. Furthermore, they make the great impact on the rest of their lives. As I have mentioned above, parent's love towards their children is a strong feeling that it is even beyond life. But usually they keep this beyond-life feeling deep in their minds. What parents do most for their children are ordinary, small and mundane. It is true that parents are the first teachers in their children's lives. They, as living examples, influence their children little by little, step by step. Mostly, they help children conduct their daily lives, help them with their manners, with homework, with habits, with their sense of right and wrong, of justice and morals. They teach their children in the ways that they can understand, for instance, through discipline, play, explanation and talking. Take me as an example, when I was a little girl, my mother asked me to set the table every evening. This helped me to know "to gain something, you should also put in your work". And when I grew up a little, my parents let me feed a cat at home. At the same time, I learned about the responsibilities that come with ownership. You see, it was through these small and common things, I have learnt the codes of conduct and developped my attitude towards life.
I think parents are the most important factor in their children's lives. Whether they are with their children two hours a day or twelve, parents are special to children. They make the most difference during their childhood. Furthermore, they make the great impact on the rest of their lives. As I have mentioned above, parent's love towards their children is a strong feeling that it is even beyond life. But usually they keep this beyond-life feeling deep in their minds. What parents do most for their children are ordinary, small and mundane. It is true that parents are the first teachers in their children's lives. They, as living examples, influence their children little by little, step by step. Mostly, they help children conduct their daily lives, help them with their manners, with homework, with habits, with their sense of right and wrong, of justice and morals. They teach their children in the ways that they can understand, for instance, through discipline, play, explanation and talking. Take me as an example, when I was a little girl, my mother asked me to set the table every evening. This helped me to know "to gain something, you should also put in your work". And when I grew up a little, my parents let me feed a cat at home. At the same time, I learned about the responsibilities that come with ownership. You see, it was through these small and common things, I have learnt the codes of conduct and developped my attitude towards life.
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