A story that can make people cry, a small story that makes people cry instantly

Wuthering Heights, by Emily Bronte, describes a devilish love affair that I would cry every time I read it, especially in chapter 3 Heathcliff leans out of the window and faces the wind-swept wasteland, crying, "Come in!" Come on in!

Listen to me at least once! It's both creepy and heart-wrenching! The shock and emotion were even stronger than her sister Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.

Looking into it, many stories can bring people to tears.

I once watched "The Mayor of Casterbridge", and read it for eleven hours in a row, it was so indescribable, I was so depressed that many people have not heard of this book, I recommend it!

Mickey. Albom's "Five People You Met in Heaven" was so deeply ingrained that it made me cry completely. One of his more famous books is "Meet Tuesday", with a preface written by Yu Qiuyu, but I personally think "You" is more touching.

In addition, things like "Gadfly" and "Little Women" are also very tear-jerking!

In fact, as the second floor said, if you read a lot of books, you will be moved to tears!

Martin. Eden, Call of the Wild (Jack. London Novel), "A Piece of Steak", "Gu Lao with Leprosy", "Woman's Fortitude" (all Jack. London Short).

A Letter from a Strange Girl, written by Zweig, is very moving;

The education of love is very touching.

A child was holding two apples, and his mother asked, "Would you like to give one to your mother?" ”

The child looked at his mother and took a bite of each of the two apples. At this moment, there is an inexplicable ...... of loss in my mother's heart

After the child chewed slowly, he said to his mother, "This is the sweetest, give it to your mother!" ”

Patience sometimes hurts, but the result can be sweet; Only by listening can we understand the truth; Love, sometimes it takes a wait, because love is on the way.

Once I was walking down the street and saw an old man on the non-motorized road, with his back arched like a bridge, and he was pushing a dilapidated and modified sliding chair with a small square stool upside down. There were some scattered pieces of money above the square stool, which looked like only one or two pieces, and below it was a hollowed-out papaya with only the skin left. Suddenly the papaya rolled out, and the old man slowly leaned the man to the side and tried to bend over, but several times it didn't work.

I couldn't stand it anymore, so I just climbed over the guardrail, picked up the papaya and put it back. That was two years ago, and I was still in elementary school. I gave all my treasured 50 yuan to the old man, and the old man almost knelt down for me, and I said to him:

Hurry up and buy something to eat, you're hungry, be careful on the road. Now that I think about it, it's really overflowing with kindness.

The story was short, but it really brought tears to my eyes.