My family consists of four members, my parents and my sister, after work and school everyone comes home to clean up together. My father watered the plants, my sister swept the yard, and my sister helped her mother cook rice, dinner was always the most hearty, her mother cooked many delicious dishes everyone liked to eat. My family usually eat rice at 7 pm, the whole family gathered at a small round table in the middle of the kitchen, everyone ate deliciously and happily. After eating and cleaning the dishes, the whole family gathered together in the living room, and I invited my parents and the whole family to eat fruit and eat together, chatting happily. Dad asked you and me how you went to school today, whether you got a bonus or not, Dad still praised you and gave you a fragrance. Parents' work is very tiring and stressful, but when they come home they are the happiest, never whining even half a word, just listening to their children's cry and smiling encouragement.

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