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I heard that A Fish Caught a Cold is the work of South Korean picture book writer Park Jung-sub. When I saw it in the "Reading Library", I was attracted by the colorful fish on the cover and this interesting title, and I bought it to explore with the children how the fish caught a cold and why the word "heard" was used.

Before going to bed, the children lie in the quilt. I opened the picture book and began to "show" a picture book movie called "I heard that a fish caught a cold".

Open the first page, an ugly-billed Ankang fish with a lantern on its head is hiding in the seaweed and waiting for its prey to approach, but it is very angry at the failure of hunting.

Hungry, he decided to break up the fish with tricks so that he could use it.

As a result, Ankang fish spread the rumor that "I heard that a fish caught a cold".

Every time someone talks about a cold of one color, when the fish don't believe it, the cunning Ankang fish will defend it with specious reasons.

When the rumor spread, the fish began to whisper to each other, turning doubt into fermented conviction. In order to protect themselves, fish groups are divided into camps by color to crowd out the so-called "cold" fish.

After the rumor was shaken, split and disintegrated, red fish, yellow croaker and Lan Yu successively entered the stomach of Ankang fish.

In the process of spreading rumors, it is not without fish. However, three people make a tiger, and all people highly praise it. When a fish is skeptical, gradually, all the fish will believe it; When there is no fish questioning the source of information and no fish tracing the source, the authenticity will not be confirmed; When intuition feels something is wrong, the truth is gradually covered up, instead of grasping this "wrong" and strange point to get to the bottom of it and ask a rhetorical question.

When the snakehead felt something was wrong and questioned, the grey fish still believed the rumor, and the team continued to be disintegrated by the rumor, and all the fish entered the stomach of Ankang fish.

When the darkness came, everyone finally realized something about the suffocating Ankang fish, but it was too late. If it weren't for a lucky sneeze, these fish would almost become fishbones.

The released small fish regrouped into a large group of fish. Although Ankang fish is ugly and big, it is just a coward when facing this huge fish.

No matter how weak a person is, if organized effectively, it can also generate great energy. But no matter how big the team is, once the frequency is different from Qixin, it can be quickly broken.

Punishing people with rumors is the most poisonous and useful trick.

"A lie will come true if it is repeated three times", but in many cases, it is enough to confuse people without repeating it three times. When designing the reason why Ankang fish shouted out, the author used bright solid color background and poster slogan-style Chinese characters, which made the rumor seem beyond doubt.

One school of fish was disintegrated and swallowed up under such unquestionable tone and specious reasons. Even repeated lies make other marine creatures doubt each other: do you have a cold, too?

In the face of overwhelming information, how to distinguish between true and false? How not to be shaken by rumors? How not to be scared by lies? I think it is probably inseparable from the following points:

1. Determine the information source. Do you hear me? Who said that? This is very important. Opponents say so? Did the enemy say that? Conflict of interest. So? When the information comes from the opposite side, it is especially important to put a question mark.

2. It's clear when you listen to both. Chen Danqing said it well: The more you read, the more you find that there is no absolute truth, and even the opinions provided by experts may be a kind of prejudice. Therefore, it is only necessary to make the information complete from multiple angles and channels as much as possible, so that all kinds of "prejudice" fragments can work together to make the truth as complete as possible.

3. Intuition may be right. What you hear may be false, what you see may not be true, but the feeling is likely to point to the truth. Although intuition cannot be used as evidence, when you think something is wrong, don't ignore it easily. Ask more why, ask more questions, answers or contradictions in answers from different angles, and point to the real answer.

Park Jung-sub said that when he created picture books, he would not deliberately distinguish between adults and children. He hopes that people of all ages can have fun reading his books. When I read my books, I can get pleasure from them, and when I read them over and over again, I can get new pleasure constantly.

I heard that Fish with a Cold is a very good picture book, from which adults and children can have fun and think.

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