The first time to take my grandpa to eat in McDonald's! What really moved us was just a picture.

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I grew up with my grandfather, this year I graduated and started working, I brought my grandfather to live with me. In these two months, he took a plane for the first time, stayed in a hotel for the first time, ate McDonald's for the first time... When he held the Big Mac burger, he was like a child, I suddenly wanted to cry. After he took a bite, he said a sentence to me - "Mm, it's delicious! Better than the airplane meal on the plane!" Looking at my grandfather's happy face, I had only one wish at that moment: dear grandfather, you must live a hundred years, let me take good care of you! What I give you may not be the best, but it is absolutely the best I can give!! Looking at the photos, I suddenly realized that my grandfather's hair was all white, even his eyebrows were white. I hope so much that he can spend his later years happily, every day!!!

When we took the plane, it was 8 o'clock in the morning, we hadn't eaten breakfast yet. When the flight attendant distributed breakfast, I asked my grandfather: "Do you want to eat breakfast?" My grandfather said: "No need, the things on the plane must be very expensive!" I said: "It's free!" He smiled somewhat embarrassedly and said: "Then let's have one!" Suddenly, I felt how cute my grandfather was!

When we arrived at the entrance of McDonald's, I pulled him inside, but he refused to go in, saying: "I'm not hungry! Let's go back and eat!" I said: "It's not expensive, it won't cost more than 10 yuan!" Then he agreed to go in. I studied in Chongqing for 7 years, spent tens of thousands of yuan that my grandfather worked hard to save, he never regretted it, but he himself couldn't bear to eat a meal outside!!!

I remember when I first told my grandfather that after I started working, I would invite him to live with me, he was very happy at first, then he disagreed. I asked him why, he worriedly said: "Daughter, you haven't married yet! Who knows if people will dislike me in the future, affecting you!" I heard this, and felt very uncomfortable: Grandpa, is there anything you consider yourself first, and your granddaughter second??

Parents and elders in the world! Truly respectable and lovable, how can children not respect and love you!!

Don't know if everyone has seen a public service advertisement, the content is quite long and I can't remember clearly, but two sentences moved me deeply:

Never complain about your parents' slow actions, because you can never imagine how patient they taught you to walk when you were little;

Never complain about your parents not learning computers, because you can never know how they patiently taught you to recognize words when you were little;