What do students who can't tell leeks from wheat seedlings lack?

What these students lack is the opportunity to get in touch with nature. They have only lived in cities since childhood. Almost all the animals and plants they can contact come from trees and potted plants on both sides of parks or sidewalks. At this time, for them, all kinds of life are colorful, they can't understand, and naturally they can't tell leeks from wheat seedlings.

In fact, this can't blame the children now. After all, most children are under great academic pressure in the process of growing up, and it is often difficult for them to take time out to get in touch with nature.

Generally speaking, families with a little spare money may take time to take their children to experience the scenery of nature. Let him get close contact with different living environments, enrich his horizons, increase his knowledge and give him a complete world view.

Children from ordinary families are often born in cities from the beginning. They are faced with the busy work of their parents every day, and their parents have no time to take care of themselves, let alone their children.

If a child can increase his knowledge and see the outside world more, most of them are not led by parents, but activities organized by schools. In this case, the child's vision is very limited.

At present, these things are basically not taught in schools, and there are not many opportunities to organize children to travel to the countryside or experience life. These things need a lot of manpower and material resources. It is difficult for the school to take responsibility for children's accidental accidents while playing.

Therefore, most children often live and grow up in cities. Eventually, they gradually lose their understanding of agriculture and rural areas, and they cannot appreciate the happiness of rural life and the hardships of rural people.

Their various concepts about the hard work of every grain come from textbooks or their parents and teachers, so it's not really children's fault. A child is a blank sheet of paper from birth, and anyone can draw on it. The failure to draw this green picture is the reason of the whole society.