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Cherish every grain of food: the correct way to educate children to save food
According to United Nations data, China wastes 35% of its grain every year. While we advocate "CD action" and "cherish food", a father in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province educates his children in a unique way to put an end to waste. This article will introduce three correct methods to help parents better educate their children to save food.

Cultivate correct ideas

Let children know from an early age that food is precious and hard-won, and let them know how to cherish every grain.

Establish principles

Make clear rules at home, such as "eat as much as you can" and "don't throw away leftovers". Parents should resolutely implement them and not condone their children's wasteful behavior.

Set a good example

Whether eating at home or eating out, parents should set an example and show the behavior of saving food. For example, order the right amount of food, pack the leftovers, and take the food as needed when eating buffet.