In the article Peeling Beans, I was described twice in language, namely what and what.

1. I asked: "Want to compete?"

"This is not fair. I already have a lot in the pot, but you only have a few."

2. "It's a draw. I have a solid foundation." I corrected him.

Other questions:

1. What does the son’s “confidence and grandeur” in the article refer to?

The son is eager to prove his strength and believes that he will not lose to his mother and wants to compete fairly

2. Why does the mother "want to downplay the result" in the article? How did the son react to the results?

The mother did not want her son to see that she had lost, so she wanted to give in, but the son had a tough attitude and refused to give in

3. What is the reason for "the mother is cautious and cautious" in the article?

In order to protect my son from failure

5. Use "~~~~" to draw the central sentence of this article, and explain your understanding of this sentence.

For children, they should be allowed to experience everything they should bear and experience. Disappointments, mistakes, failures, pain, sadness, and scars all have their own value. Life is real. Real life has happiness but also hardships.

Children should be allowed to know how to experience failure and setbacks. Only in this way can they exercise their will and character and allow them to truly grow