The first unit of the second volume of the sixth grade essay about pseudo-illiteracy is 300 words.

In the winter when the north wind was howling and the cold wind was biting, a country mother hurried to the bus stop with a child under one year old in her arms.

She shuddered and hugged the child tightly. Facing the gusts of wind that cut her to death, the mother only hoped that the bus would arrive soon. At this time, a middle-aged man wearing a mink coat walked to the place where mother and son got on the bus. He glanced at the mother and then at the big characters on the place where mother and son got on the bus. When he walked to the ordinary station, he saw a long queue. He breathed into his hand a few times, and then simply put his hand into his coat pocket again...

I don’t know when, the middle-aged man had already taken the absolute advantage of being the first place where mother and son got on the bus! And the mother was not only scared but also cold. She hugged her child and hid behind the sign, shivering. At this time, several more men came. They all followed the example of the middle-aged men and stood without hesitation where the mother and son got on the bus. The mother beside them looked at them pitifully. The child was so cold that he cried loudly. Several men were indifferent.

This is a scene from "Fake Illiteracy" drawn by the famous cartoonist Hua Junwu. Not only did I feel sorry for the mother, but why did those people occupy the spot where the mother and son got on the bus? Are they illiterate? Are they all illiterate? No, are there any illiterate people in the world who wear glasses? What a joke!

In life, there are many such situations. Once I went to the hospital to visit my cousin, and there were clearly signs in the hospital saying: No Smoking. But I still see a lot of people puffing away; there are also classified trash cans on the street, but some people either throw the trash everywhere, even if they are only a few steps away from the trash can, or put the trash in the trash can. Littering without classification.

If his family can be civilized, polite, and empathic in doing things, they must not learn like those "fake illiterates" in "Fake Illiteracy".