Liu Mei, from Changsha, was fully induced by her mother since childhood, making her children happy, lively, intelligent, confident, friendly and honest. She likes reading, thinking and asking questions, drawing, learning foreign languages, calculating and playing the accordion. At a very young age, she could ride a bike with her mother from the suburbs of Changsha to the city to have painting classes and music classes ... such a child with a wide range of interests has really become smart. She has a wide range of knowledge. Later, because the center was interested in art, she voluntarily gave up the "generous conditions" of the junior class in the university and asked to go to the art vocational middle school. She shines everywhere in the art middle school, and was admitted to the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts for further study at the age of 15. There are many examples of this development on the basis of generosity in infancy.
Ren Huanxiao, whose parents are also part-time researchers, is an example of full development in a certain aspect and promoting all-round development.
Ren Huan was an unfortunate child shortly after his birth. She suffered from infantile eczema when she was two months old. Severe eczema has not healed, and she got allergic asthma in children at 9 months; Then I got pneumonia in children. In this way, she started treatment from 9 months and was hospitalized 59 times when she was 6 years old. She is a child brought back from death. Undoubtedly, she was deprived of the opportunity of all-round development from birth.
However, because she was hospitalized since she was a child, she was often hospitalized. It happened that her parents could often play with her during the Cultural Revolution. So, in order to alleviate her illness and drive away her loneliness, they told her stories, read nursery rhymes, looked at pictures, guessed riddles, taught her to read books, read books, recited poems ... A large number of bed life games cultivated the child's quiet and focused personality, the habit of thinking and asking questions seriously, and fully developed her language ability. Even doctors and nurses in children's hospital often come to tease her.
The life in the hospital made Ren Huan realize the ups and downs of life and the love of parents for their children from an early age. It was good for her to see some patients go to the hospital with her own eyes, but she died soon because she was terminally ill. The family of the deceased cried her eyes out, and she was in tears. Some patients were taken to hospital and later discharged. The family happily invited everyone to eat candy, and she also smiled. Some patients have to leave the hospital because they have not been cured for various reasons, and she sighed with regret.
What about her own life? As she later wrote, "The squeak in my hospital bed is my childhood song." "Two or three rescues a month have stopped many people from lending money to my family. My brother saw others eating chocolate and asked his parents for it. As a result, he was beaten by his parents:' Can we eat chocolate at home? ! I watched and swore in my heart: When I grow up, I must work hard and earn a lot of money. I won't let my parents borrow it anymore. I will let my brother eat chocolate rice ... "The special life makes the children know about life in advance.
When Ren Huan was discharged from hospital after a short-term improvement, her parents enriched her social life, took her to play and study in nature, and traveled to oil fields. The special early life made her quiet, affectionate, lively and sensible, and her language developed supernormally. She began to write poetry at the age of seven. In a few years, she wrote more than 1600 poems and eight diaries with more than 600,000 words. In China Youth Daily, Children's Literature and other more than 20 domestic newspapers and periodicals, he published more than 200 poems and essays, and published a collection of poems and essays 10 years old. She not only became a famous little poet, but also became better because of her achievements, encouragement and happiness, and finally promoted her all-round growth with the full development of one aspect.
Next, I will read Atlas's first poem, Mother's Hair. This poem was composed by the composer and published in China Women's Daily, and won the first prize.
Why did she write this poem? It is 10 years old. My mother measured Ren Huan's height. When she was measuring, Ren Huan said, "Mom, don't move!" She took a white hair from her mother's head and said anxiously, "Mom, why is your hair white?" Mother said: "when people are old, they will naturally become white if they worry too much." Ren Huan is very sad. That night, he went into the small room and wrote this little poem:
Mom's hair, black,
Mom's hair, very beautiful, very beautiful,
I grew up,
I found out,
Where's mom's black hair?
Mother squeezed out the ink inside,
Mom squeezed out the wisdom inside,
Wrote a big word "love",
Printed in the daughter's heart.
Listen to this poem, how affectionate, vivid, true and touching! It shows the daughter's infinite gratitude to her mother. She knows how much her parents have paid for her survival. ...
Ren Huan's poems are getting better and better as he writes more and more. Many writers, grandfathers and uncles also make friends with her. After her first book was published, she bought it and gave it to many units and children. She is very happy, confident and getting better and better. The fact that she promoted all-round development by forming certain interests and specialties really gave us profound enlightenment.
Later, Ren Huan and his father Ren Yanfang co-wrote Poetry Teaching in China to guide children to learn poetry from primary school and promote all-round development. This book is a supporting teaching material for the "Early Education Program".
Ren Huan/Kloc-joined the Chinese Writers Association at the age of 0/7. He was the youngest member at that time and published many books. After graduating from the Chinese Department of Peking University, I embarked on a beautiful life and the road to success.