1st grade essay, my dad

My dad was a good senior engineer, he had a round face, a pair of myopic glasses on the high bridge of his nose, I looked a lot like him, and the two of us together looked like a mold.

Dad works early and returns late every day, and the work is very hard. He likes to smoke, drink Coke and play on the computer, but I don't think smoking is good for my dad because it affects his health, and as for playing the computer, he plays computer games like he gets into the computer and forgets everything. But there is one thing worth learning from me, sometimes he gets off work late, can't catch up with the class, he will ask his mother to help him record it, and when he gets home, he will listen to the class and study it, I admire my father's spirit of taking care of his family and being studious, he often says that the world is changing and progressing every day, and we must continue to learn advanced things in order to keep up with the pace of the times.

My mother also taught me that I should learn from my father's studious spirit.

In fact, everyone has strengths and weaknesses, but the love of our parents for us is selfless. Whenever I asked my dad for advice on something I didn't understand in my studies, he always took the trouble to help me answer. If I still don't understand, my dad will patiently explain it to me over and over again until I understand, and finally my dad's efforts have paid me good results one after another.

When my dad was doing well, he always told me not to be proud and keep working hard, and he often said - "Praise for two minutes, don't be proud!" ”

I know everyone's dad is different, but my dad will always be the most perfect in my heart!

My father, Chinese New Year's Eve, is tall, with thin lips, a pair of gold-rimmed glasses on the high bridge of his nose, and short black hair, looking very cool. My dad has a lot of stamina, not only loves his work, but also has a cheerful personality and never loses his temper with people.

Dad is a workaholic, he goes out early and returns late all day, and he is also an unshakable "Dinghaishen Needle" at home - sitting in the computer room is either drawing or looking at the computer. Because he's a second-level computer engineer! On Sunday, the only day off he had to take was to spend half a day on the computer to look up information.

Once, when I was doing my math homework, I was stumped by an asterisk problem, and I thought about it, but I couldn't do it after using two pieces of scratch paper. I went to ask my father, and my father understood it when he saw it, took a piece of paper, drew a picture and told me, he told it three times, my mind was still blank, I thought my father was going to scold me, and I thought, "Oh no"!

Dad said, "Wenwen, I'll tell you again for my father." I was so happy that this time I understood, and I did my homework in an organized manner.

The next day, the teacher also praised me for the question. I thought to myself, "It's all my dad's fault."

I'm so proud to have such a dad.