There is a lot of happiness in life, but the happiness of every family is similar, but different from hardship. As the saying goes, "every family has its own problems." Today, I want to write about the hardships of our family.

I am the only child in our family, the so-called "only child". But my father and mother both have a brother or sister.

My mother has a younger brother who lives and works in Australia. My uncle worked hard in Australia for 9 years. After graduating from college, he began to look for a job, but he always ran into a wall. Changing jobs from time to time, being urged to pay rent, crowding the bus, getting worse and worse. It was not until I was 26 that I began to get better. He is 30 years old now, but he still hasn't met his "the right girl". His grandparents in China are heartbroken for his uncle. My uncle is good at everything except his age.

I became a teacher in Australia, bought my own car and house, and got Australian citizenship. But somehow, my "prospective aunt" didn't come. My mother used almost all her relatives to help my uncle pull the red line everywhere, and my grandparents always asked around whose daughter was unmarried and whether it was possible to be with my uncle.

My uncle is in a hurry himself. When he finally came back for the Spring Festival, he began to look for his "right girl" with the help of his mother. However, I'm not worried about my uncle. When the time comes, my prospective aunt will come naturally.

My father has a sister who runs a shop in the countryside of Holland. Open a French fries shop. They are far away from the town and drive to the city to buy goods every week. The shop is very small, only the size of a classroom, but it is really difficult for my aunt's family of five. Auntie and uncle get up early every day to prepare food.

Because of lack of manpower, the elder sister and the second sister often help wash dishes and clean tables. Even my 9-year-old brother sometimes helps to remember the food ordered by the guests, and my aunt and uncle have to send my sister to college! My aunt lives by a small shop, and she also tries to become a citizen. She also sent money to her grandmother and bought me many gifts when she came back for the New Year. When I was a child, I only noticed those gifts, but I never noticed the hardships of living in a foreign country behind menstruation! It is not easy!

There are so many difficulties in life that I only wrote two little things.