Can you understand the picking of the older generation?

I can understand the "picking" of the older generation, but sometimes I feel inexplicably irritable.

Why do you feel irritable? Because my parents are sometimes too disobedient to others, they are no different from rebellious children. My parents' generation has a natural attachment to food, as long as the food is not so rotten that it can be eaten, and foods such as brown sugar, longan, and red dates have no expiration date in their hearts, as long as the taste remains the same, they can continue to eat.

Plus, their clothes and shoes from 10 years ago can be preserved forever, and you may not know how it can crumble when a wardrobe is full of outdated, torn, old, and washed clothes. Sometimes I really can't stand it and want to help them clean the wardrobe, they still refuse you with an unshirkable attitude and tone, they also say that these clothes are all good, why throw them away? Instead, they will blame you for your waste, extravagance, and meddlesomeness.

Once, when I came home, I happened to be in time for my parents to eat, and the only dishes on the dinner table were salted fish and a hodgepodge that had obviously been cooked for several days. Then I want to eat some fruit after the meal, but the cantaloupe in the refrigerator has been in the refrigerator for four or five days. I suddenly realized the seriousness of their slamming the door, so I immediately called my sister, held a major family meeting with them that night, and asked them to make a promise that they would not eat overnight meals and fruits in the future. Later, every time I went home, I chose a good time to eat, and I found that they did obey and did what they were told, and the pressure in my heart suddenly became less great.

In fact, for the older generation's slamming, irritability is attributed to irritability, but it is understandable. They originally came from an era of material poverty, and for them, it is a great happiness to have fish, meat and vegetables for three meals a day, and they are not willing to waste it, because they feel that it is shameful to waste. Sometimes when I look at them frugally, I feel distressed, and I wonder if I haven't done well enough to let them be so wronged.

Now I have nothing more than hope that my parents can eat well, sleep well, and live each day well!

Understandable. This is because the youthful memory of the older generation mainly falls on the poor and backward development stage shortly after the founding of New China. At that time, China's resources were scarce, and rice may need to be distributed by the state as planned, so the older generation will be a little "picky", in fact, it should be said that they have a strong sense of conservation.

Personally, I think the older generation's "picking" is really worth learning from our current people, in fact, their picking is a kind of thrift, is a kind of cherishing the good quality of things, all say that a porridge and a meal when thinking about it is not easy, a wisp of perseverance and material resources are difficult, the older generation of the cut will be these two poems vividly embodied, worthy of our inheritance and learning.

I think I can understand it, because their era was very difficult, many people had no food, poor food, and no warm clothing, because they had experienced this kind of hard life, so now they are so "picky".

It is very understandable that there are two main reasons for the so-called slamming of the door by the older generation, one of which is to promote the traditional virtues of diligence and thrift. Second, save the family business to provide shelter for the lives of future generations. Therefore, the older generation's slamming of the door has largely reduced the burden on the younger generation's hard work.

It's understandable, because they live in an era of material scarcity, and they don't have a lot of things, even in the 90s, they were short of materials.

I can understand the criticism of the older generation, because they lived relatively poorly in that era, and it was difficult to solve the problem of food and clothing.

Yes. Because they all came from an era of material scarcity, the habits they developed cannot be broken to this day.

Understandable. Because the older generation came from the poor era, they have been poor all their lives, and you can understand their picking.

I can understand that because the older generation has suffered a lot, and although they are always calculating, they are willing to give everything for their children.

It is understandable that because the older generation feels that they can only feel at ease when they have savings, in fact, I am also very picky, because I think that only the capital that can be self-reliant can do things with peace of mind.

It's in the older generation, not picking. This is saving, and the older generation knows that it is not easy to earn money, and spending money is spent on the blade.