A composition about gratitude, about 500 words.

The greatest kindness in the world is the kindness of parents. It's worth cherishing with our lives, being grateful with our hearts, and repaying with practical actions.

Sheep have the feeling of kneeling on their chests, and crows have the meaning of feeding back. And people should also have the concept of filial piety. Don't wait until you want to be filial, you will leave great regrets in your life. If you don't regret it in the future, thank your parents and repay them from the little things around you now. The reward is not necessarily material, but more spiritual and emotional. Even if we cross the ocean and study abroad, we should always be grateful. As Ba Jin, a century-old man, said, "I am a mulberry leaf eaten by spring silkworms, and I want to spin silk." Spring silkworms give and get, but what they get is people's praise and admiration.

Parents are the first teachers in our lives. From the moment the child was born, his life was full of endless love and blessings from his parents. Perhaps, parents can't give us a luxurious life, but they give a person an irreplaceable life.

Parents support a sky of love for their children. When you are hurt, crying, depressed or sad, you can come back here at any time and enjoy the love of your parents. Thanksgiving parents, even a trivial matter, can make them feel gratified. I remember a public service advertisement broadcast by CCTV: a little boy, struggling with a basin of water, naively said to his mother, "Mom, wash your feet!" " "It is such an advertisement that is still popular today. Its feelings are very touching, and I don't know how many people have been infected. Many people shed tears for them, not only for the lovely boy, but also for the deep love and heartfelt gratitude for their mother.

Students, let's learn to be grateful to our parents! Treat our parents with a grateful heart and communicate with them with a sincere heart. Don't take it for granted that everything our parents do for us. They brought us to this beautiful world, which is great enough, and they raised us without asking for anything in return. Let's stop asking for their efforts, learn to be grateful, and thank our parents with a grateful heart!