Xiao, the second story of the Xiao family.

Tian Li Jr. is my father, a strict father. Dad is the second child in the family, because he is good at reading, and grandma sold all the mosquito nets at home for him to study. Later, he was admitted to the air force school in the senior high school entrance examination. I heard that family members were pulled off the train. Later, he was admitted to Changsha Chemical Engineering School. Dad is ambitious, but he is frustrated because of the brand of the times. He once boasted that he was a winter snake trapped in a cave, but it didn't come true.

I went back to the countryside to become an agricultural engineer. I remember when I was a child, my father was the chief agricultural engineer in the town, who issued agricultural air tickets and was responsible for the maintenance of agricultural machinery in Shiliba Township. There are always people coming and going at home.

Dad is a technical talent and has been rated as an advanced worker many times in his work. I didn't see these awards until he was 40 years old when he was in a secondary school in Changsha. I didn't know that before. Dad's character is honest and frank, and he doesn't flatter others. He has the real ability to do things, and his promotion is step by step. So my brothers didn't touch my father's light.

Dad likes to put on the Flower Drum Show early in the morning. One is to live an interesting life, and the other is to sleep late to wake us up. So when I was young, I was often troubled by xiang opera's tunes.

At the age of seven, we moved from the village to a big single-family house. The new house is surrounded by mountains on three sides. At home, dad got everything ready, eight sets of big tables. There is no need to borrow tools, carpenter's tools, a set of rice, generators and so on from outside for weddings and funerals. Dad's Dont Ask For Help character is vividly reflected. Before I was seven years old, I went to my house to uncover tiles and catch birds in trees. After the age of seven, I slowly read books, newspapers and dictionaries by myself, which is quieter.

In my impression, my father spent less time at home. Every time he comes back from work, his family will shake it three times. He will accuse my mother of not doing things in place and criticize us for being playful and not studying well. What impressed me most was that once he chased me home with a stick, so he went out to play less and less. And every time we eat, he criticizes each of us one by one. My mother and brothers were silent. Only I, a straight-tempered person, will put the food away angrily and then hide in my house and not eat it, while my mother always secretly delivers the food to my door.

When I was a child, it was difficult to see my father smiling and praising. Only when I have two guns, I try my best to cut rice. I am not lazy at all, because only in this way will my father praise me, smile at me and joke with me occasionally. Those times are my happiest time, and that's why I like my work. My family is busy with two guns, which is my most precious memory.

I've held a grudge against my dad since I was a child. He seldom comes home, and when he does, he scolds us. My mother took on all the housework at home, and my mother blamed my father. These are the barriers between me and my dad. Until I went to high school, I went to the place where he retired as a policeman and saw that he cooked Chinese food and steamed a few big green peppers when cooking. At that time, when I untied the lid of the rice cooker, my mood was mixed and my tears flew. It turns out that Inheriting the Beauty is so ordinary and great.

After dad retired, he opened an agricultural machinery shop for a while. Later, he was idle at home and was not idle. He compiled Xiao's genealogy and visited Hunan Library and Xiao's ancestral halls all over the country. Finally, Xiao's family is written, Fuze descendants. See feng shui, see a doctor and write medical books, accept grandpa's barefoot doctor to treat others, and use wood carving as a crutch to shine for the country all his life.