/kloc-My mother died in 0/6, and a passport photo broke her defense. What's the story behind this photo?

Aunt Liu from Jiangxi accidentally saw a photo on the computer screen when she was handling business at the household registration window of the police station, and this photo made Aunt Liu instantly break the defense. This is because Aunt Liu's mother died 16 years ago, and this photo was the only photo of her mother before her death, and it was the first time she saw it.

First, my mother 16 died, and a photo of her certificate made her break through the defense line.

Aunt Liu, who is in her fifties this year, is from Xinxixiang Town, Lishui District. Her mother died as early as 16 years ago, but her mother did not leave any photos before her death because of conditions, which is also a special regret for her children. Aunt Liu said that her mother died suddenly and was relatively young. Even after her death, there was no picture of her mother on the spirit tablet, so over the years, her son kept saying that her grandmother had never seen anything. What he didn't expect was that 16 years later, because he had to go to the local household registration office for business, he accidentally saw the photo of his dead mother on the screen. He was very excited when he saw his mother's photo. The staff made an exception and took a photo of his mother with his aunt's mobile phone. Aunt Liu took the phone and looked at the only photo of her mother before her death. She said it never occurred to her. At that time, she couldn't help feeling mixed emotions.

Second, take the time to honor your parents while they are still alive!

We came into this world, babbled in my mother's arms and learned to draw Kobanawa clouds. The sky spread out in my father's chest, making us grow into a tall and straight tree or a blooming flower. But I don't know when it started, I found that my father's back had bent into an old tree in front of my door, and my mother's black hair was covered with silver snow. We grow up, but they are old. We always think that being busy for a while or finishing what we are doing is filial to our parents. We always think that we still have a lot of time, and we can have plenty of time. But what we don't know is that our parents may suddenly leave us one day, so time waits for no one. While our parents are still alive, we should put aside everything to practice the kindness of the sheep kneeling and suckling birds feeding back, and be a filial piety that children should do.