The place where the hurried pedestrians on the road want to rush back to when night falls is home.
I have a happy family. In life, we often have some interesting things happen, now think about it, still vivid.
Sunday afternoon, my dad smiled at me mysteriously and said, "Let's have a family quiz!" "What?" I shouted. "We're having a quiz?" Mom in the kitchen came sniffing. "Then let me be your opponent." She said to me. I was secretly pleased to see that my opponent wasn't my dad, and with a confident chest I typed my reply, "Yes!"
The competition officially began, the host dad cleared his throat and gave us the first question: "Five sheep group carving is the symbol of which city in China?" "Tee ----" I was busy jumping up and down and answered, "Guangzhou City!"
"Right, plus 10 points!" I was so happy at this point, I was really a bit complacent. Then Dad asked the question, "
Isn't it true that if you have possessions, you are happy?" "That goes without saying, of course it does!" I said, "That's not necessarily true!" Mom countered, "Having an abundance of possessions isn't really happiness, you have to be spiritually fulfilled to be happy!" "Ten extra points for a correct answer." I had to puff out my cheeks as I listened to the question, "What is the most powerful thing in the world?" "Hercules!" I blurted out. Only to see my mom smile and shake her head, "It's knowledge." "Ten extra points for a correct answer!" Then Dad asked a few more questions, all of which Mom answered. Due to the succession of mistakes, by this time I was sitting on a pin carpet, six in the air. But then I thought: no, I should try to answer the last question. So I listened patiently to the question, "What percentage of the country's oil is produced in Daqing each year?" I answered without fear: "Daqing's annual oil production accounts for-accounts for-accounts for 1/2 of the country's!" "Right, although 'accounts for' a few times, but finally 'accounts for' out and right. ' out and right. Add 10 points!"
The game was over. Mom said, "I beat you this time, and we'll race again when you're in middle school." "We'll have to ask for your advice then!" Dad said to laughing I said, "Hahaha." Our laughter filled the whole room and spread to every house.