one year later

Today, I saw a comic in a book I liked, which made me understand the truth.

The name of the comic is "After a year." It is described in the spring season, a home filled with joy and warmth. Dad was in a whim and wanted to see how tall his son was. He came to his home, "Come, come, my son, see how tall you are"? Dad called the son who was playing the ball and let his son stand straight beside the tree. Dad took a pen and painted a horizontal line on the tree above the son's head. Then he nailed a nail in the position of the horizontal line. Time flies, small snow flies in the blink of an eye, and there is a cute little snowman in the small yard. Time flies, and in an instant, it is the season of spring. It’s been a year since my son went to the tree. How is his son shorter than last year?

This cartoon tells me to learn to look at things with a developmental perspective. At this time, I remembered that Newton once said: "If I look far, it is because I stand on the shoulders of giants." The comics are short, but they are rich in profound meaning and infinite truth. Look at things and don't be fooled by the surface of things. Pay attention to the nuances and gain a lot of benefits. Careful people are often successful, and they value the subtle changes around them, and they will have a pair of eyes that are good at discovering.

Classmates, do you say that the son in the comic is high or short after one year? why?

Fourth grade: Song Meizhen