The article tells that Amrico's family had nothing, and he made sacrifices with his sister. Amrico was copying the sentence of the next month at home when my sister came in quietly and whispered to Amrico urgently that the family was in financial difficulties-there was no money, so we had to make some sacrifices. So, he and his sister came to the living room and said to his mother, "We'd rather not get dressed, and breakfast bread is enough. You promised to buy us fans and paint boxes. " When my father came home, my mother told him everything. At breakfast the next day, the brothers and sisters were both excited and sad, because there was a paint box hidden under Amrico's napkin, and a delicate fan hidden under my sister's napkin.

What a touching story this is! We must respect our parents and make sacrifices for them.