Sister is sick, brother 13 years old. How many brotherly feelings have you seen?

Gao Zibo, a 0/3-year-old boy from Shangqiu City, Henan Province, braved the heat and temperature of 38 degrees to paint for his sister suffering from leukemia. Thirteen years old should still be the age to study hard at school, and children who study hard under the care of their parents should be the norm for children of this age. Zhang Zibo, a boy of 13 years old in Shangqiu, Henan Province, is not like this. He used to live happily with his parents and sister, but now his sister has changed the life of the whole family because of a sudden serious illness. My parents are just ordinary workers, earning about 2,000 yuan a month, and my grandparents are just an ordinary old man living in the countryside, with little savings.

When my sister was diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia by the hospital, the family began to spend money continuously, and my sister's condition became more and more serious, requiring 500,000 to 600,000 yuan for bone marrow transplantation. All this is beyond the family's capacity. Since the treatment of my sister, my father went to the construction site every day to supplement my family, and my mother took care of my sister in the hospital. 13-year-old Gao Zibo braved the heat to sell paintings on the street. A painting can sell for 20 yuan. The simple explanation is to sell a painting to save my sister. If the business is good, you can earn 100 yuan a day. When parents learned that their son was painting outside during the summer vacation to supplement his sister's medical expenses, they were also full of discomfort. Everyone knows that this is not something he should do at his age. At his age, he should study hard and concentrate on his studies. Because of family problems, his sister was ill, so he had to make such a sad move.

Your brother and sister have a good relationship. In the past, they always did their homework together and played at home together. The house is full of laughter. Gao Zibo was heartbroken to see his sister who lost all her hair because of treatment in the hospital. All he can do is sell paintings on the street. Painting is what he likes to do and what he is good at. He is unable to work at present, and hopes that every painting he draws can be sold to help his sister and his parents reduce their burden.

This precious brotherhood is touching. It can be seen that if it were not for this sudden serious illness, my sister would still be happy to live with her family.