After the rain, the sky clears and the sun shines even more brightly.

"The Walk"

A woman married against her father's wishes, divorced, and fell out with her father. She lived in poverty and raised a son alone.

Her mother, kind-hearted, urged her daughter to bring her son home for a hot meal while the father was out on his walk, so she often brought her son to her parents' home, deliberately avoiding her father.

Until one day it rained, and father and daughter happened to meet in the neighbourhood with no chance to avoid each other. The father said awkwardly: Next time you come home to eat, don't hide like that. It made me have to come out in the heavy rain!

"Under the Wall"

Someone was addicted to the internet in high school and often climbed over the school wall at midnight to go online.

One day he climbed the wall as usual, but halfway up he turned and ran back at full speed, looking strange, and would not say a word when asked. From then on he studied hard and stopped going online. The school rumoured that he had seen a ghost.

Later he got into a famous university. When his former classmates asked him about it, he was silent for a long time and said:

That day my father came to bring me living expenses. He could not bear to pay for a hotel, so he sat under the wall all night.

"Dyeing Hair"

Today Dad dyed his hair at home himself.

So I asked him: Dad, you're almost 60, why are you still dyeing your hair? Still trying to flirt with women?

My dad said: Every time before I go back to my hometown, I dye my hair black, so that when your grandmother sees me she will think I am still young, and she won't feel old herself.

"Kung Fu"

Dad: Son, do you think Dad is strong?

Son: Mm.

Dad: Do you think Shaolin kung fu is impressive?

Son: Impressive.

Dad: If I shaved my head and practised Shaolin kung fu, would that be good?

Son clapped his hands: Great.

The next day, the son saw his bald dad and said happily: Dad, keep going, you must become a master.

That day was the day before Dad's chemotherapy.

"Caught Up"

An elder in the clan, over seventy, actually sat on the muddy ground outside the gate playing marbles with a few little kids of five or six, shouting and cheating...

His great-grandmother heard it, came out leaning on her cane to hit him, and he got up and ran... but he was still caught up with and took a solid whack from the cane...

Afterwards he said with a smile: If I hadn't been afraid my mother would fall, she would never have caught me...

After the rain, the sun shines even more brightly.

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