I saw an interesting cartoon today: a father pointed to a cleaner who was cleaning and said to his son, "Look! How dirty aunt's work is! " Then he pointed to an uncle who was moving bricks and said, "Look! How tired uncle is at work! " Then he pointed to a farmer who was hoeing the ground and said, "Look! Grandma is still hoeing at such a big age, how hard it is! " Finally, he pointed to his son and said, "You don't have to do housework. Your task is to study, or you will work as hard as them in the future!" "

After reading it, I couldn't help laughing and reminiscing about the bitterness. This is an extremely arrogant father who has no respect for the working people. I want to say, if there is no hard cleaning by cleaners, wouldn't our surroundings become "garbage mountains" one after another? Without the efforts of construction workers, where did the house we live come from? If there are no hardworking farmers, where will the food we eat come from? Please respect the creators of our beautiful life and let their spirit spread in the composition/our children's hearts.

There are many such parents in society now. Like the father in the cartoon, they think that children are still young, and exam study is everything. They don't need to do any housework, and they value exam results unilaterally. I don't think this is right. It will not only make children lack opportunities for self-exercise, but also make children develop the bad habit of reaching for food with their mouths open, become very lazy, and eventually have no ability to take care of their basic life or even know how to be grateful.

I appeal, please don't let children die in study, let them start from the most basic housework, actively participate in labor, and experience the hard work of workers; They should learn to take care of themselves, experience the joy of labor and be independent children; Let them learn to be grateful, realize the warmth of "giving someone a rose, leaving a lingering fragrance in their hands" and learn to respect others. Children can't be "giant babies" with high scores and low energy.

This cartoon seems simple and clear, but it is rich in profound life truths, which has benefited me a lot. It tells us that it is not a good idea for children to become talents and study hard.