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佑太郎在东京经营着一家小型面馆。这天中午用餐高峰过后,客人们都已散去,他正准备喘口气、看看报纸,一位老奶奶领着一个男孩走了进来。老人数着口袋里的钱,叫了一碗最便宜的拉面,然后把碗推到了孙子的面前。男孩眼馋地看着拉面,对奶奶说:“您真的吃过午饭了吗?”老人摸了摸孙子的头,“当然了。”佑太郎看到此情此景,走到了老人的面前。“恭喜您,您是我们今天的第100位客人,可以免费吃一碗面。”祖孙俩眼中瞬间绽放的光芒,让佑太
Yotaro runs a small noodle shop in Tokyo. The guests were dispersed after lunch at noon on that day, preparing to take a breath and read the newspaper and a grandmother leading a boy came in. The old man counted the money in his pocket, ordered the cheapest bowl of ramen, and pushed the bowl in front of his grandson. Boy looked envious of ramen, said to her grandmother: “You really had lunch?” “The old man touched the grandson’s head, ” Of course. “Woo Taro to see this scene, came In front of the elderly. ”Congratulations, you are our 100th guest today, you can eat a bowl of noodles for free. " In the eyes of the ancestors and grandchildren bloom light, so you too