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Someone asked him about the tricks of planting trees, and he replied, "I don't have any special skills to make trees live long and grow fast, but I can adapt to the nature of trees and make their nature develop as much as possible." The general method of planting trees is: its roots should be stretched, the soil should be cultivated evenly, the soil it takes should be old and the soil should be built tightly. After you have done this, don't touch it again and leave it alone. Once planted, you can leave without looking back. When you plant it, you are as careful as raising a child. When you plant it, it's like throwing it away. Then its nature is preserved, so its nature will not be lost. So I just don't interfere with its growth, and there is no trick to make it grow tall and lush; It just doesn't inhibit the consumption of its fruit, and there is no secret to make the fruit bear fruit earlier.

Other tree growers are not like this. When planting trees, the roots curl up and put them on new soil. If it's not too much, it's not enough. If there is something different from this practice, and you love and worry too much, then go and see it in the morning, touch it at night, and go back and have a look after you leave. What's more, scratching the bark to see if it is dead or alive, shaking the trunk to see if it is planted loosely or tightly, makes the nature of the tree divorced from reality day by day. Although this is to love it, it is actually to harm it. Although I was worried, I actually hated him. So they can't compare with me. What can I do in particular? "

Inspired by Teacher Yang, I studied this ancient prose carefully. The teacher has a deep voice, speaks at a moderate speed, and analyzes every question in place, which is the kind that talks about the truth to the bone marrow.

This is a fable with strong allegory, but we can see the opportunity to educate children from Guo's Tree Planting-"You can follow the nature of trees, but you can't follow it".

Life is education, protecting children's nature and guiding them wisely.

On Thursday night, when I was delivering milk to my children, I glanced at my son's paper. I didn't speak, but I could feel that I was dissatisfied with the child's handwriting. This can't be faked unless you are really nice to him.

The son immediately showed great anxiety and snorted with his head twisted.

I shared a sister's article this morning, which touched my heart. The original words are as follows: If you want to be truly happy, you must control your thoughts, put them into practice, and be sure that you will succeed through hard work. If you realize this and believe it, any needs you have will come to you unconsciously.

Although I have studied, worked hard, read a lot of books and changed a lot, the effect is not ideal. This is the direction of my efforts, both internal and external, really appreciate the children and tolerate my husband. It goes without saying that that beautiful feeling is accepted from the heart.