Give us a free space

On Sunday afternoon, I went to the community to play downstairs and met the sweet little sister on the second floor.

"Sister!" she called me. "Sweet, why didn't you see you out to play in the past few days?" I asked sweetly. She replied: "Since I was in the third grade, my mother seemed to have changed a person, and kept asking me to go to the tutoring class. What? Violin, English, essays are all coming out." "Do you want to go?" I asked. "Of course I don't want to, get up at 7 am every day, then eat, eat English after dinner. After an hour of reading, I have to go to the violin class, then the English class. After lunch, I have to practice violin at home, at three o'clock. In the composition class, I will back the "Idiom Dictionary" and "English Dictionary" at night, and I will do the "AB Volume" after my back. My mother said that I will go to the Olympic class in the future," she replied.

"Sweet, it's time to play the violin!" The sweet mother came out with a stick and called sweet to go back and play the violin.

"I should go back!" Sweet said, "Mom only let me play for 5 minutes!" "Can't you play for a while?" "Of course not, my mother will beat me!" So sweet, while walking, Looking back at me, there was a slight tear in my eyes.

Sweet back home, I will go home. At this time, my mother just came back from work. When I saw that I was back, I said to me, "My daughter, my mother bought you a "three lessons" and a "unit self-test volume. I will go back after dinner. Right, Mom gave you an English tutoring class, 2 pm every day; there is an essay class, 9 am, don't forget 喔." "Hey, I know." I lost the answer.

After returning to the room, I thought about it carefully: Many parents are now looking for a child to become a phoenix, but they don’t consider the actual situation. They only arrange their children’s learning according to their own meanings, thinking that this is really good for the children. This kind of thinking is the real harm to children.

Mom and Dad, please give us a free space.

Sixth grade: Wang Xinru