Beijing Folding: I saw a real father in Lao Dao.

During this period, I bumped into Yiyan’s secret but struggled to accept the plea; just as he was about to go back, his identity was discovered by the robot; he thought he would be imprisoned and punished, but luckily he was caught by someone who also came from the third world. Blue-collar Lao Ge was rescued; by chance, he attended a party in the first world but was unexpectedly questioned about his identity; after being rescued by Lao Ge, he was about to go home, but encountered an accident while traveling through time; he thought he was doomed, but finally returned to the third world. The story of the world.

With its many layers and ups and downs, in this science fiction novel, I seemed to see a real father image in Lao Dao.

The article begins with a description of Lao Dao’s struggle to save for his daughter Tangtang’s tuition. A hundred yuan for a breakfast can be saved in one year to pay for two months of tuition for his daughter. I roughly calculated that the tuition alone would cost 18,000 yuan a month. Obviously, Lao Dao’s salary of 10,000 yuan a month could not afford the tuition he wanted to pay. I wonder if my father had ever been in such embarrassment back then?

I had just graduated from elementary school that year, and my father got the news from somewhere that the private school was strictly controlled and the teaching was good, so he took me to have a look. After reading it, I asked, "Do you like it?" I nodded, and the matter was settled.

Twelve years ago, prices had not skyrocketed. At that time, I didn’t understand what the half-semester tuition fee of 2,600 meant to my father. My father was always calm and relaxed every time he paid the tuition. In fact, I knew that every time How deep were the lines on his frowning brow before signing up for the first time. Things were changing at home that year. My grandmother was suffering from cancer and my mother was in poor health. I wasn't even sure if I could persist. At first, my father always told me, "It doesn't matter. Dad will take care of it."

Yes, you will figure it out.

Maybe Lao Dao once said to Tangtang, "It doesn't matter, dad will solve it."

So, fathers are all working hard quietly, right?

Do you still remember what Peng Li Laodao said? "You are really seeking death. She is not your biological daughter." Yes, it's not your biological daughter, why take such a big risk? Maybe many people have the same question, why don't I share a story with you.

I have a classmate in high school, let’s call her Miss L. Miss L's parents always visit her once or twice a week, and each time they come to her with food from home on their backs. Although they look very hard, they feel that they are so happy, and we are extremely envious of them. We thought it was because she was old enough to have a child and she wanted to be pampered. But when we went to her house to play, we found out that this was not the case.

Her parents were adoptive parents. It was a very cliche story. Because her biological parents wanted to have a son but they kept giving birth to a daughter. They were abandoned on the roadside and walked away from home because of their embarrassment. Her adoptive father found her when he was scavenging. He happened to have no children and raised her as his daughter. He sent her to school and gave her the best he could.

Miss L is not an exception. Stories of encounters and lifelong family relationships can always be seen here or there. When Lao Dao meets Tangtang, it may be fate.

Do you still remember what Lao Dao said to Peng Li? "I don't have to look to see how fucked up my life is right now."

Maybe Lao Dao has seen the first and second worlds before and knows the difference. Maybe he just realized this problem in the process of sorting garbage. But the result is obvious. He doesn't want Tangtang to be like him, nor does he want Tangtang to play DJ in a bar or sell clothes. So he was willing to take risks, send messages, skip breakfast to save tuition, and risk everything to send Tangtang to a kindergarten where she could learn to sing and dance.

When Lao Dao was caught by the ground, he thought about a lot of things that he usually didn't want to think about. Although he didn't understand the coefficient, he understood the meaning of Lao Ge's words. He knew that he was close to the truth at that moment, but because he couldn't achieve it, he felt more and more out of reach.

Tangtang seems to be the part of him that is most likely to change, so he is willing to take any big risk. As long as Tangtang can go to a kindergarten where she can learn to sing and dance, he feels that everything is worth it. . Moreover, that is the fastest way he knows that can change the trajectory of his life, as if it is also changing his own life.

After watching Yi Yan in the first world, and seeing the two girls arguing with the landlord over the heating bill at the end, he became even more determined in this idea.

He hoped that Tangtang could become a lady, because only then would people like Qin Tian and Wu Wen love her, and only then would it be possible to get rid of such a fucked up life in an honest way.

Postscript: In Lao Dao, I saw the simple and heavy love of a father. Maybe Lao Ge’s parents also supported Lao Ge in cultivating him into what he is now. Maybe our parents did too. so.

What I cannot accomplish by myself, I hope that the next generation can continue to accomplish it. Although the outcome is unknown, they will try whatever they can.

So what about us as the next generation? Maybe that's another story.