I read the "Turtle that smells the child"

In the past few days, I read a book about the turtle that can smell the child's taste written by Yang Hongying's sister. It is written here: In the midsummer of a hundred years, a tortoise engraved with Oracle on its back is broken into The secret cave of the laughing cat, later, the tortoise came to laugh at the cat and the old mouse all the way smelling the child's taste, found the home of Ma Xiaoyue, and started an unusual summer vacation. After reading this book, I fell into deep meditation.

"Why is there no child in the children now?" This question made me think for a long time alone. Finally, I understand: the culprit of all this is the eight words "Looking at the Jackie Chan, looking at the woman into a phoenix." Many parents, because of these words, are arrogant and do not respect the children, and unscrupulously hurt the children. However, parents, you have thought about it: If you do this, what will the children think? You always use "love in the name", never consider the child's feelings, always force the children to do things they do not like, forcing them to be enemies with their favorite things, always thinking that all this is good for children. But I don't know if you have hurt your child deeply.

This book makes me realize how important it is to be a childlike child. A child who has lost her childlike heart is like a learning machine. She is forced to learn this school all day for her grades. The desk is full of practice books, and the weekends are filled with various cram schools. The rows are full and there is not a little free space to allocate. Of course, there are also many parents like Ma Xiaoyue's father and mother in life. They know the child's heart, let the child's heart never grow old, and let himself become younger, so that the child has a happy childhood. However, such parents are still few.

"Nature wants children to be like children before adults. If we disrupt this order, it will cause some fruit to be precocious. These precocious fruits are neither full nor sweet, and will soon rot. "This sentence is so sharp, the metaphor is also very vivid, even if it is the advice to parents!

Grade 4, National Primary School, Beibei Center, Shunde, Foshan, Guangdong: Zhuang Jiayi