Talk about how you honor your parents. Primary school composition 50 words

Honor parents, care about others, never forget to dig wells, and the son never forgets his parents' kindness. There are four people in my family, father, mother, brother and me. My father often travels for work. Mother has to go to work, take care of her brother and do housework. Busy, she often goes to bed after 12 at night. I feel pain in my heart when I look at it. So when I go home on holiday, I will finish my homework quickly and help my mother do some work within my power. In the morning, I will help my mother buy food, pick vegetables and wash vegetables. Then I will help my mother mop the floor, clean the table and look after my brother. Once, my mother caught a cold and had a bad headache. She lay in bed and didn't want to move. In desperation, I rushed to the drugstore on the street to buy cold medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs. When I got home, I told my mother to eat according to the instructions on the medicine box, and told her to drink more water, and then covered her with a quilt. After her mother slept for a long time, her cold was much better. I remember when I was 5 years old, whenever I met my mother's birthday and Mother's Day, I always made a beautiful card for my mother, which said "Happy birthday to my mother" or "Happy holidays"!

I remember that on Mother's Day, I made 10 rings, a bracelet and a necklace of different styles for my mother. My mother was so happy that she couldn't keep her mouth shut. On my birthday, I always use my lucky money to buy cakes or snacks for my mother to show her kindness to me. /kloc-I bought a big red silk scarf for my mother when I was 0/0 years old. Mother hugged me and kissed me, and tears of excitement fell on her face. In my mother's mind, I am a filial child.

Lei Feng wrote in his diary that "caring for others is more important than caring for himself", which taught me a lot. I'm trying. Walking in the street, people with disabilities often beg. I feel sorry for them. I heard that the children in the disaster area couldn't afford to go to school, so I donated the only money and some books in my pocket. Once a classmate accidentally slipped and sprained his foot in the toilet, and it was difficult to walk for a while. I tried my best to carry him from the first floor to the classroom 100 meters away. He looked at me with grateful eyes and repeatedly said, "Thank you, thank you!" " I said, "You're welcome".

On the road of my life, I will do good and care for others all my life.