Inspired by her father, Lingling used her brains to draw a puppy in a dirty place, which not only cleverly covered up the stain, but also added a little warmth to her work.

She turned a bad situation into her advantage through her own thinking.

Original text:

Lingling proudly studies her painting "A Corner of My Home". This painting will take part in the award tomorrow.

"Lingling, it's getting late. Go to sleep! " Dad is urging her again.

"Well, I'll tidy up my brush and go to bed."

Just then, the watercolor pen "beep" fell on the paper and stained the painting. Lingling cried.

"What is it, son?" Dad put down the newspaper and asked.

"My painting is dirty, and it's too late to paint again."

Dad looked at it carefully and said, "Don't cry, son. Isn't it nice to draw something here? "

Lingling thought about it, took a pen and drew a puppy in a dirty place. A little dog is lounging on the stairs. Lingling smiled with satisfaction.

Dad saw it and said happily, "See, son. Many things are not as bad as we thought. As long as you are willing to use your head, bad things can often turn into good things. "

Lingling's painting won the first prize at the award ceremony the next day.

Extended data:

Lingling's painting is the text of lesson 5, unit 3, in the first volume of the second grade of primary school Chinese compiled by the Ministry of Education.

This text tells the story that Lingling's painting that she was going to attend the award ceremony was accidentally stained, and she didn't have time to draw another one. Lingling shouted anxiously. But inspired by her father, she used her brains to draw a puppy in a dirty place, which not only cleverly covered up the stain, but also added a little warmth to the work.

Life is like this. As long as you are good at thinking, disadvantages may turn into advantages.

When learning this text, students should also be guided to experience the emotional changes when Lingling reads aloud-satisfaction, anxiety and joy after overcoming difficulties; Taste and think about the profound truth contained in dad's short words.