The kid who took the tie rod bag to school

There is a primary school downstairs. On the way to work every morning, many children will always find a school bag with a pulley, looking at the sharp contrast between their thin bodies and seemingly dozens of kg-heavy schoolbags, I can't help but sigh.

I remember that when I went to elementary school, there were basically no extra books, one day. 5-6 I don't have many homework in a class, and I don't even carry my schoolbag back home for a while. --- I finished my homework at noon. At that time, after-school life was very rich (except material): after class, I played ping-pong on the cement platform, or played rubber bands (not the sort of rubber band that girls jumped, but six, small rubber bands with a length of seven centimeters were very popular at the time), or three or five people went to the military flag together, or went to the game room on the street to play games. Sometimes they exchanged stamps with some people who liked collecting stamps, sometimes I use a fishing net to fish in a small river ...... The extracurricular activities in the school are also basketball, table tennis, and folk music classes. Now the children basically go home after class and then do their homework very late at night, the "extracurricular activities" are also English classes, computer training courses, and so on. In addition to children who are interested in English and computers ---- I think there are few ----- Most children are deprived of the right to play. ---- In fact, this is more important than simply making achievements.

 

Of course, there is also pressure from the society, and the affinity between parents and poor children is also a last resort, but objectively speaking, the next generation of creative thinking ability, it is far inferior to children of the same age in developed countries outside China.

 

no matter what, give the children time to play. --- at least if I have children later, I will let him or her enjoy nature!