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Mother's Love: Selfless, Warm, and
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Mother is the lotus leaf, and we are the red lotus. When the raindrops in our
hearts come, besides mother, who will provide shade for me under the uncovered
sky?
Mother's love, the most beautiful word in the world, the sweetest call! It
resides deep in the soul of each one of us, like a seed hidden in the ground.
When we are extremely lonely and helpless, when we are incredibly happy and
joyful, she will inadvertently spring out from within us, as natural as
fragrance emanating from a rose's petals. I cherish mother's love the most
because she has given me so much, too much.
I cherish mother's love the most because it is selfless. For a child, a mother
truly embodies the concept of selflessness. When there is suffering, a mother
will unhesitatingly choose for herself; when there is joy, a mother will
unhesitatingly give it to her child. I remember when I was in primary school, it
was raining heavily one day, and my mother rode a tricycle to pick me up from
school. She only brought one raincoat, and to prevent me from getting wet, she
made me wear it while she took nothing for herself. I sat on the tricycle, and
my mother rode swiftly. I saw raindrops the size of beans falling on her back,
and she shrank for a moment, shivering a few times, but she continued on. I was
deeply moved by her selfless love, and tears streamed down my face.
I cherish mother's love the most because it is warm. A mother's embrace is the
warmest of all. Since childhood, whenever I nestle in my mother's arms, I feel a
sense of security. Every time I fell ill, the person who would be by my bedside
without fail was my mother. When I was in the third grade, I underwent surgery.
Just after coming out of the operating room, I was in so much pain that I kept
screaming, and my mother shed tears out of heartache. When we reached the
hospital room, I kept moaning. In order to help me recover quickly, my mother
fed me food and water every day, and before bedtime, she would check my surgical
wound. Sometimes, if I accidentally dirtied her hands with urine, she never
minded. During those days, I constantly felt the warmth of mother's love
surrounding me, and my heart was truly fulfilled.
I cherish mother's love the most because it is profound. Indulgence is not true
motherly love. A mother not only cares about my life but also about my growth.
From elementary school to middle school, my mother has shown great concern for
my studies. She often inquires about my progress from teachers. Every time I
score full marks on an exam, my mother is very happy. When I receive an award,
my mother seems as if she has won it herself. Of course, there are also times
when my mother is unhappy, especially when I face setbacks and become
disheartened. She will sternly criticize me and urge me to move forward. I
consider this as a deeper form of motherly love.
Immersed in the sunshine of mother's love, while enjoying selfless, warm, and
profound motherly love, I must cherish her and let her become a source of
benevolence, kindness, and tolerance. She will accompany me in learning,
accompany me in life, accompany me in growth, and accompany me throughout my
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Answer |
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Mother's love is described as selfless, warm, and profound in this passage.
The author compares their mother to a lotus leaf, providing shade and
protection under the open sky. The selflessness of a mother's love is
highlighted through sacrifices made to ensure the child's well-being, such
as giving up a raincoat on a rainy day. The warmth of a mother's embrace is
emphasized, offering a sense of security and comfort. The author also
recognizes the depth of a mother's love, extending beyond caring for daily
needs to supporting personal growth and providing guidance through
challenges. The passage concludes with the author expressing gratitude for
the mother's love and vowing to cherish and appreciate her presence
throughout life. |
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