Before going to bed at night,
Dad can tell me the story of Alibaba and the forty thieves;
On the day of becoming a young pioneer,
Dad can see me wearing a red scarf;
When you make a mistake for the first time,
Dad can tell me what to do.
I have a small wish:
When catkins fly in spring,
Dad can fly a kite with me once;
On a thunderstorm night in summer,
Dad can take me home;
In autumn, in the golden and red orchards,
Dad can take a photo with me;
When the first snow falls in winter,
Dad can make a snowman with me.
I have a small wish:
I hope dad can spare a day,
Tell me the old story of Cowherd and Weaver Girl and the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon.
A novel story of a bustling city.
I have a small wish:
When people call me "left-behind children",
Dad can be my solid and reliable witness,
Prove I'm not.
A little wish,
Is priceless,
In exchange for deep sympathy from neighbors,
Won grandma's double spoil.
A little wish,
Worthless,
It can't get dad back for a day.
I have a little wish,
Small wishes are on the big horizon.