Dad dragged me for a walk. What do I see? What is the answer?

Dad insisted on taking me for a walk at night, but all the flowers and plants wanted to smile like during the day.

In this poem, I used to be timid and afraid of the dark. Later, after going out for a walk with my father, I found that the night was as beautiful as the day, and I was no longer afraid of the dark. Teach us to be brave children.

It turns out that flowers and plants all smile like during the day. Smile like a human when writing flowers and plants, so that the night is not terrible, but full of warmth. This poem writes "I" in the first person. I am timid and afraid of the dark. Later, with the help of my father, I overcame my fear of darkness and learned to be a brave child. I'm not afraid of the night. I have many ways to overcome it.

Make a lantern and light it with your friends; Light a candle and play hand shadow games with mom and dad to make the night full of fun. Take a walk: Take a casual walk for exercise or entertainment. This lesson refers to my parents taking me out for a walk in the evening to exercise my courage. After dinner, I went for a walk in the park as usual.

The harvest of learning this children's poem

The night is not as terrible as we thought. As long as we look out bravely, we can find its beauty. Night captures children's fear of darkness, and calls them to be close to nature and love life with words that touch their hearts. From the text, we can feel the innocence and loveliness of childhood and the happiness of growing up.