Split rope

Today, I am playing with my parents.

Dad said: "You go to find two ropes, let's play a game!" Dad said very seriously, I believe.

I found two ropes. Dad took the rope in my hand and saw that he had a circle on each of my two wrists. He crossed the rope and placed a circle on his two wrists, so that I and Dad’s hands are connected together. If you want to go, you can’t walk away. If you want to go, you can take your father.

Dad proudly said: "I see if you can find a way to open it, you have to brainstorm!"

I didn't even think about it. I thought it was very simple. I was proud to say: "Hey! What's so difficult? It's so simple! You can drill out with a drill." I drilled my right foot on my father. Drilling before and after drilling, drilling up and down, no matter how you drill, you can't drill it. At this time, I thought, "I really shouldn't think that this game is so simple. It turns out that this puzzle game is not simple!"

I finally rushed to Dad to admit "surrender" and said: "Dad, I lost, I can't drill." Dad saw me in a hurry, and promised to tell me the method. Dad comforted me and said, "Child, don't worry, look at me to break down the two ropes!" When Dad finished, he saw that he pulled one of the ropes through the circle of the wrist and pulled it into a trap. On the other hand, when Dad finished these actions, he walked toward the balcony. I thought that my father would take me away. I didn't expect Dad to take a step. I pulled it apart. "Wow! Good God, Dad is amazing!"

It turns out that Dad is playing this game to tell me that whenever something happens, no matter what is big or small, you must think about it and solve it. Don't worry about the conclusion. The more urgent you are, the worse. Then Dad told me that this is not only a puzzle game, but also an escape game.

On this day, I not only learned to play this escape game, but also learned a truth: "Whenever you encounter something, whether it is a big thing or something, you must first think about it and then solve it. Don't worry about the conclusion. The more urgent the thing is, the worse."

Third grade: Xueer Mengqi