share time: 2025-12-15 12:34:06
Zhou Xiufen, a widow who has lived alone for ten years, has a son and daughter-in-law settled abroad. Her life was as flat as soaked fungus—dull and tasteless. Until one day, 5-year-old Xiaobao burst in with a household register, yelling "Grandma": it turned out her son, fearing she'd be lonely, secretly sent Xiaobao back to China. At first, Zhou was in chaos: she boiled eggs into "bombs" for Xiaobao, mispronounced "b" as "bo" when teaching him pinyin. But gradually, she found warmth in Xiaobao's "little troubles": Xiaobao would save the kindergarten cake for her, rub her sore knees with his chubby hands, and even secretly text his dad, "Grandma's candy is better than America's. I'm not going back!" Just as their days turned sweet, her son suddenly said he'd pick Xiaobao up. Zhou hid her tears while packing Xiaobao's toys, only to see Xiaobao shoving his little dinosaur and an album full of grandma-grandson drawings into her arms, saying in a milky voice: "Grandma, come with me! I'll teach you English. If Dad dares not come home, we'll scold him together!"
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