Thoughts on Reading On Both Sides of the River

Reflections on Crossing the River

Dada, a China boy of 10 years old, chased a white moon kite across the paddy field and came to the river. His father's warning kept ringing in his ears. "If you dare to go to the river, I will break your leg." Dada constantly defended himself and comforted himself, and his legs had already broken through the restricted area set by his father. With the help of Malay girl, Dada got her dream white kite. This is Dada's brave first step on the road to growth.

This step aroused his desire to cross the river. Guided by the Malay girl Shafika, he crossed the river step by step, and he also met his aunt who was driven out of the house by his father seventeen years ago because he fell in love with Malays. After my aunt died unexpectedly, she sewed the patchwork wallet handed over by Todada, which became my father's eternal comfort.

The language of this book is simple and childlike, easy to understand, the reason is simple and clear, the task is vividly portrayed, and the artistic conception is intriguing. In fact, there is a river in our hearts, which may be the pressure of study, the gap in interpersonal communication, or the troubles on the road of growth ... Let's bravely lift our feet and cross the river!