China's Saint Amethyst has spread to Germany, and some scholars have studied its contents. The first sentence of Saint Amethyst is that "the nature is good at the beginning of life", which has been confirmed by Max Planck Institute.

Planck, a professor of anthropology and psychology who is in charge of this special study, confirmed that there are at least two conditions for babies to show altruism and kindness: first, the baby's brain is developed enough to judge the true intention of others' behavior; The second is that babies gradually grow into prosocial people, eager to integrate into society. The baby was born.

1 year and a half or even earlier. At this time, his young mind and childish behavior have the consciousness and morality of helping others.

Researchers said that people know that breastfeeding is an innate instinct of babies, otherwise they can't survive, and the baby's "Oedipus complex" is closely related to breastfeeding. In addition, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, the brain will secrete a maternal hormone, making maternal love a woman's nature. This interaction between maternal love and Oedipus creates a logical scene: when the baby is in danger, it naturally shouts, "Oh, mom!" " Never shout, "Oh, Dad!" This is true of all peoples and countries with different languages in the world.

In addition, babies and young children like to play in the water, regardless of gender. This behavior is called "water complex". French scholar Simon Bova believes that this is related to the environment in which the fetus grows. Because the fetus is always immersed in the amniotic fluid of the uterus from formation to birth, children's "water-loving complex" has become a habitual pattern. Women are not as gentle as water, but their babies are as gentle as water. Tenderness and kindness are closely linked, and "goodness at the beginning of life" has its origin: it comes from various innate and acquired composite factors such as amniotic fluid, breast milk, Oedipus and maternal love.

A psychology researcher at Max Planck Institute made an interesting experiment. They came to the laboratory and made simple movements and performances in front of 24 babies. The big researcher pretended to slap the little researcher in the face and was beaten to hide his face and cry. At this moment, all the babies were shocked. 24 pairs of angry eyes focused on the hitter, and some even shed tears of sympathy for the hitter. A baby named Baker climbed onto the batter's foot and bit his ankle hard! The hitter pretended to be in pain, clutching his ankle and screaming, "Ouch! Mom! " Many babies laughed. The researchers were inspired by this: "If you get more help from Tao, you will get less help from Tao;" Evil is rewarded with evil, and good with good. "At this time, it is reflected in the baby.

In another experiment, the researchers hung children's towels neatly on a nylon rope more than two meters high, and then clamped them one by one with bamboo clips. Then the researchers fumbled on purpose and dropped many bamboo clips on the baby's floor. With the sound of bamboo falling to the ground, all the babies in the laboratory made a helping action within a few seconds.

According to the video analysis, a baby wrapped in diapers first looked at the anxious expression of the researcher, and then looked at the bamboo clip that fell to the ground. He crawled eagerly, grabbed a bamboo clip and pushed it to the researcher's feet. It seems that he is really going to give the bamboo clip to the researcher. All 24 babies showed the same enthusiasm for caring and helping others, and were very willing to help "clumsy" researchers.