What are the benefits of children reading Scarecrow?

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The Scarecrow was published in 1922 by a famous Chinese educator, Mr. Ye Shengtao, and it is one of the earliest literary works for children in the history of China literature.

In a sincere, concise and clean style, this work tells a series of human tragedies from the perspective of a silent scarecrow, which can be described as "tears for those who hear it":

An old woman who lives alone works hard, but the rice field is plagued by insects, and she is busy all year;

The child was seriously ill and forced to make a living, but the mother had no time to take care of it and went fishing all night;

The caught crucian carp begged for help, but it was still doomed to dehydration and death.

A desperate woman found her death at night ...

The story is so sad. What good will it do for children to read such works?

Works like Scarecrow are more likely to arouse children's feelings.

Think of a joke: the kindergarten has just started, and all the children are crying, except one little girl who doesn't cry. The teacher was in a hurry and finally made the children stop crying. At this time, the little girl said "Mom and Dad don't want you", which made the whole class cry again.

while we are laughing, we may wonder, why doesn't that little girl cry? One of the reasons is that the child lacks emotional ability.

The so-called "* * * emotional ability" is the ability to feel and understand other people's feelings. For example, if you see others crying, you want to cry, and if you see others sad, you will feel sad.

*** emotional ability is the core ability of emotional intelligence, and it is the password and key for a person to lead to the inner world of others.

a child with strong emotional ability can express his concern for others well, and is easy to have a * * * sound with others' emotions, or can actively respond to others' emotions.

Such children are more popular with classmates at school and can make sincere friends. At home, it is easier to establish a harmonious and intimate parent-child relationship with parents.

In a work with strong tragic color and full of sadness, such as The Scarecrow, children can easily enter the story situation in the process of reading, and then sympathize with the hero's suffering and sadness, thus enhancing their emotional ability.

Works like The Scarecrow can enlighten children to understand the sufferings of life

Are there still those sufferings in The Scarecrow in our real life? For example, lonely old people struggle to survive, and mothers have to neglect their children in order to make a living ... < P > Yes! It's just that our children are still in honeypots and have no knowledge of these external human sufferings.

However, they will grow up one day and face the ups and downs of life alone. No parent can protect their children for life.

Therefore, if a child is very young and ignorant, it is of great significance for him to appreciate the human sufferings that touch people's hearts and make people cry in words.

The Scarecrow opens a door for children to understand human sufferings, and provides them with a completely different perspective from happiness and happiness, which urges them to think with their young hearts-why are the people in the story so pitiful! Thereby promoting the child's mental growth.