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16.04.2020 08:32
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In my heart, there are many people who deserve my respect. The soldiers struggling on the front line of the motherland, the great scientists, the selfless and dedicated teachers, and the unknown workers at the bottom. They all shine in their posts. Sacrifice yourself and fulfill others. They are all worthy of my respect. But there are some people who are not worthy of my respect. Today I am going to talk about an elder who is not worthy of my respect. We live in the same community and unit Cigarettes Online. It looks like he is fifty or sixty years old. The children in our community call him Grandpa. But from that incident, in the future, I don't want to call his grandpa anymore, because I think his virtue is not enough to call me his grandpa. He is an upstart, a home for business in his early years. Therefore, there is an upstart taste in acting. I remember one time, my other friends and I just walked downstairs after school and saw a grandpa cleaning workers picking up trash Carton Of Cigarettes. Maybe it's because you're old Marlboro Cigarettes, or maybe you're too tired. It looks like Grandpa the cleaner is very tired and can't straighten his waist. One stumbled and landed on the next car. We are all very worried about grandpa. But at this time a sound rang in our ears: "Hey, that old man. Don't wipe my car. You can't afford to pick up the garbage for a lifetime." Both my friends and I wrinkled Frowned. Looking back, it turned out to be the upstart grandpa. He went on to say that the old man, because you are so blind, you will only pick up garbage now. The grandpa, the cleaner, said several excuses one after another and left. I looked at the back of Grandpa the cleaner, and I felt very uncomfortable. An old man who was obediently devoted at the bottom was scolded and insulted by the public. What a sadness this is. After all, my little friends and I did not speak for Grandpa the cleaner. We all feel ashamed. It was the beginning of that day, and I was very sick of the noble grandpa. Although my mother often told me to respect and love elders. But are such elders worthy of my respect? Is it worthy of my love? He doesn't respect a silently dedicated old man. Is he worthy of our respect? Since that day, I have never called him a grandpa for life. |
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