Summer social practice log

Today, our Saifu team began to go to Shaanxi Lantian to investigate the summer social practice activities of left-behind children. When I was ready, I came to Li Huacun by car. Entering Lihua Village is a cement road. The roadside house, in the eyes of a college student in the southern countryside, is at least one era behind. Walking on the road in the center of the village, the most eye-catching is the old man who is slightly bent, and the Great Wall, where a woman is piled up on the table. I rarely see the labor of the young, and occasionally the children in groups ran out of the woods.

Li Huacun is relatively large, with more than 1,000 households, and is a relatively poor village. Li Huacun Guo Xiaoli also has more than 200 students. Under the leadership of the village head, we gradually visited several families and visited several left-behind children and their current supporters. There are several children who are relatively small, 7-8 years old, and the second and third grades of the National Primary School. Parents are not around, and they are taken care of by grandparents, but several children have been received by Mom and Dad. Their academic performance is not bad. Two of them are the top ones on the flight. Among them, the girls are still relatively well-behaved. They are usually more obedient, but when they are disobedient and embarrassing, they are mainly reflected in pocket money. When grandparents are basically no way, they can only let them go. These children gave us the feeling that the age is relatively small and the problem is not very prominent. But from the tone of grandparents, we feel helpless and worried. There is a general problem that when they are older, they are also unable to do so. We are also very worried.

But there is a slightly larger boy who left us with a very good impression. He is now in the sixth grade of the National Elementary School and will soon be promoted to the first day. At the age of 13, he is shorter than his peers. At that time he was riding a bicycle, we reached out and stopped him, and started an investigation question and answer on the side of the road! I observed the child and found that there was a lot of dirt on his neck. It felt like I had accumulated it for a long time. Then he learned that his mother went out to work, and Dad was working at home, and his grades were relatively poor. Dad often beat him because of his studies. He often helps with housework and farm work at home, and often cooks himself. The mother is not around, he also lacks the warm care and affection. He told us that he is still interested in learning, but he has always been very flustered in English, and his grades are always unsuccessful. In our blessing of "safety", he rode on the bus.

In the afternoon investigation, at the end of the conversation with several old villagers, walked to the piles of bricks that built the house, bypassing the sight, we went deep into it, several children playing cards inside, holding a few hands Zhang seems to be something of money. After chatting for a while, I learned that the parents of the children are working in Beijing. They took the children to Beijing for a month after the holiday. When I got home, only my grandparents took care of me. I played the game every night until 12 o'clock. I didn't even have to eat breakfast the next day. Occasionally, a few children still go to the reservoir to swim, without the accompanying of adults, courage? ? ? This is an adventure of taking your own life.

Walking on the road, stopped by an aunt, asking us what to do. In detail, we introduced our intentions. Aunt told us about her difficulties. The children were taken to school in the city and thought that there was no worries. I didn’t expect that the children were discriminated against by the children in the city at school. Over time, parents did not Let it interact with the children in the city. Children have few friends at school. And the child has been envious of the dress of the city for a long time. It's hard to imagine how much suffering a child has in his heart every day.

When we left, my mind was extremely shocked. When I saw the eyes full of expectation, what we were thinking about was not who was wrong, but what happened, what kind of mentality should we face? Yes, how to take effective measures to solve them, so that these left-behind children in the critical period of life growth can grow up as healthy as other normal families.