Drowning a child is like hurting a child.

I received a phone call from a friend during my lunch break today, saying that he wanted me to help an acquaintance's child fall in love.

I'm busy asking about the situation.

It turns out that this child is a sophomore. Recently, he said that he was in a bad mood and wanted to go home.

Our school is a boarding school, and it is not allowed to go offline easily during school. In addition, during the epidemic, the class teacher did not agree with him to go home after asking about the situation.

The parent called the class teacher and the classroom teacher many times to take the children home.

After being rejected by the class teacher again, I began to look around for acquaintances and wanted to take my children home.

I asked her what would happen if the child didn't come home these two days? My friend smiled and said it should be all right.

I asked why it took so much effort.

A friend said that the parent said that he couldn't hit the child for fear that the child would be unhappy.

I smiled and said, I will ask the class teacher to pay more attention to the children and calm their emotions. As for going home, forget it! During the epidemic, safety comes first.

Afterwards, I thought, drowning a child is like killing a child. The seniors were sincere and didn't deceive me.

Instead of educating children to be responsible, how can we ask them to be responsible for their families and society when they grow up?

It is better to start changing now than to regret it then.