The sixth grade of primary school The Poor continued, how to write? Don t have too many words!

Since the Sanna family adopted Simon's two children, their lives have been getting harder and harder. Sanna is busy all day long, taking care of the lives of her seven children, cleaning the house, sewing clothes for the children's doors and mending torn fishing nets for her husband at home when she has free time. The gray hair on Sanna's head grew, and wrinkles crept up to her forehead.

He was worried about when the home would collapse.

In order to support the family, the fisherman always risked his life and desperately got up early and went fishing in the dark. God seems to deliberately test this fisherman's family, for several days, the fisherman fished with little gain, the fisherman and Sanna saw that the family was about to be unable to open the pot, but they would rather starve themselves than let the child be wronged. Sanna is especially concerned about Simon's two children.

Time passed, and the fisherman, who had been tired all day, finally fell tired. The family had no money to see a doctor, so the fisherman had to drag it at home, but his illness became more and more serious. Anxious, Sanna borrowed money from a neighbor for medical treatment while taking care of her husband and children.

At this most critical moment, the fishermen in the fishermen's village were very sympathetic to the fisherman's family, and they all extended a helping hand.

A few years have passed, and Sanna's seven children have gradually grown up, and they are all sensible, considerate, and filial to their parents. Some of the children help their parents go to sea to get big fish, and some help their parents go to the street to sell fish. Simon's two children are also very diligent, always helping Sanna sweep the floor, tidy up the house, and learn to mend fishing nets.

The fisherman and Sanna's hard life has finally come to an end. The family is diligent and diligent, and at the end of each year, there is a surplus. The neighbors who had helped Sanna were happy for the fisherman and Sanna when they saw that they were getting better.

The fisherman and Sanna also did not look forward to the neighbors who had helped them, and often brought fish and vegetables to the poor neighbors.

In this not wealthy fishermen's village, the fishermen and Sanna were praised for their caring and helpful virtues.

The fisherman stroked the heads of the two children with his hand and said with a sigh, "Simon, how can you bear to leave the children alone, and how can I tell them when they are grown?" You're so ruthless! The two children seemed to understand the fisherman's words, and they began to cry.

Time passed, and since the addition of these two children, the life of Sanna's family has become more difficult and more difficult. In order to make ends meet, the fishermen get up earlier every day and come back darker every night, sometimes even coming home for days. Sanna, who is at home, in addition to taking care of her 7 children, is also worried about her husband every day.

One day after half a year, the fisherman went out to sea to fish for three days and was still nowhere to be seen. Sanna couldn't wait at home, so she had to go to the beach to look for it, look for it, ask for it, and ask for it, but there was no news. It was getting dark, and poor Sanna finally found the fisherman's body by the sea.

Suddenly, Sanna burst into tears, and her cry was earth-shattering.

Since the fisherman's death, Sanna and the children have been starving every day, eating no meals, and sometimes even being bullied by the landlord God of Wealth.

One day, a kind landlord came to Sanna's house and said, "Sanna, you are alone at home with seven children, you must have suffered a lot, you have suffered a lot, will you marry me?" I can take care of you and the child.

The seven children huddled around Sanna, who shook her head.

After a while, Sanna's family couldn't live, and in desperation, Sanna took the initiative to find the landlord: "I promise to marry you." The landlord said with a smile

Then let's find a good day to hold a wedding, you bring the children over today, let's live together first! Sanna smiled as she listened. In fact, this smile is also a little helpless.

Since the wedding, the children have lived happily ever after, but Sanna died at the age of 50 due to her longing for the fisherman and the vicissitudes of time.

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