What kind of inspiration does the work Scarecrow give me?

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"Scarecrow" was published in 1922 by Mr. Ye Shengtao, a famous educator in my country. It is one of the earliest literary works for children in the history of Chinese literature.

With a sincere, concise and clean style, this work tells a series of human tragedies from the perspective of a silent scarecrow, which can be said to "make those who hear it cry":

A The old woman who was alone in the world worked hard, but the rice fields were plagued by insects, and she was busy for another year;

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

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The caught crucian carp begged hard, but still could not escape the fate of being trapped in the water;

A desperate woman sought death at night...

The story is so sad, What benefits will children get from reading such works?

Works like "Scarecrow" are more likely to arouse children's "*** passion"

I thought of a joke: Kindergarten has just started, and all the children are crying, except for one child. Girls don't cry. The teacher was in a hurry and finally managed to get the children to stop crying. At this time, the little girl said, "Mom and Dad don't want you anymore," which made all the children in the class burst into tears.

While we are laughing, we may wonder, why doesn’t that little girl cry? One of the reasons is that the child lacks the ability to have sex.

The so-called "emotional ability" is the ability to feel and understand the emotions of others. For example, when you see others crying, you want to cry too; when you see others sad, you feel sad too.

***Emotional ability is the core ability of emotional intelligence. It is a person's password and key to the inner world of others.

A child with strong emotional ability can express concern for others well, is prone to resonate with other people's emotions, or can respond positively to other people's emotions.

Such children are more popular with their classmates at school and more able to make true friends; at home, it is easier for them to establish a harmonious and close parent-child relationship with their parents.

With works like "Scarecrow" that are rich in tragedy and full of sad emotions, children can easily enter the story situation during the reading process, and then sympathize with the protagonist's experience and mourn the protagonist's sorrow, thus strengthening children's The ability of love.

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

Do we still have the sufferings in "Scarecrow" in our real life? For example, a lonely old man is struggling to survive, or a mother has to neglect her children in order to make a living...

Yes! It’s just that our children are still in a honeypot and have no idea about the sufferings of the outside world.

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

So if a child understands the human sufferings in the text that touch people's hearts and make people shed tears when they are very young and ignorant, it is of great significance to their ideological maturity.

"Scarecrow" opens a door for children to interpret the sufferings of the world, provides children with a perspective that is completely different from happiness and happiness, and prompts them to think with their young minds - in the story Why are people so pitiful! Thereby promoting children's mental growth.