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In the process of children's growth, many parents will carry out patriotic education for their children, guiding them to be grateful for the era of peace and cherish the current happy life.
It is true that for today's children, war seems to be far away from us, but in fact, there are still many countries in the world that are still in turmoil, and as peers, the children of war countries and the children of peaceful countries experience a completely different life.
In this regard, a Turkish artist presented this huge difference with a set of stitched photos, and these comparison pictures also greatly shocked many netizens.
Children of war countries vs children of peaceful countries, similar in age they live in two worlds ...
Also in the classroom, the classroom where the child on the left was in a dilapidated state, and a large hole had been blown open in the wall.
The children in the picture on the right are taking math classes in a classroom with few windows, and when the country is in war, the children cannot even get the most basic education.
In peacetime, it is not a luxury to take a bath in the comfort of a warm home, but being born in a war-torn country, when life is threatened at all times, few people can enjoy life.
In a ruined war country, a father picks up a dilapidated bathtub to bathe his two daughters, and the three enjoy a brief period of peace and happiness, knowing that such a scene will be destroyed by the war that will come at any time.
Also at school age, children in peaceful countries get dressed and get on the school bus to school every day.
In poor, war-torn countries, where many children do not have access to education, the little boy in the picture is pictured carrying an old bucket of water in his hands and waiting in a long line to fetch water.
Although children in both countries are queuing up, the huge differences in life are heartbreaking.
Some children are born in peacetime, rich countries, and have attracted attention from an early age, growing up happily under the expectations and care of their families and the public.
Others, on the other hand, were born in war-torn countries, abandoned from an early age, adopted by well-wishers if they were lucky, and, if unfortunate, their young lives were taken away at any time by disease, hunger and poverty.
The stitching picture below is also very touching.
The little girl in the picture on the right stands in front of her beautiful house, holding her pet cat and playing happily.
As a peer, the girl on the left has a dirty doll in her arms, and the walls behind her are old and mottled, and even bullet holes can be seen.
Their looks were one smile, one helpless, and their lives were sunny and one full of gloom.
In terms of food and clothing, the children of peaceful countries and the children of war countries are even more contrasting.
In the picture on the left, two African boys are hungry for food, and their desire is to be able to eat enough every day.
The boy on the right is enjoying a delicious burger, and for him, the meaning of food for himself is the taste, not the solution to hunger.
In the picture below, the little girl on the left is very comfortable lying in a comfortable bed.
Splicing her was the body of an African boy who had been wounded by the fighting and was guarded by his older brother, who had not slept for a long time to take care of him.
For children, the happiest thing is running.
The boy in the picture on the right is dressed in a bow tie and running through the beautiful city streets with a string of balloons hanging behind him, making it clear that he is celebrating his 8th birthday.
The little boy in the picture on the left is also running, but he runs to make a living, and only by selling the balloon in his hand can he probably get a dinner.
It is a silent photograph of the artist stitching the seesaw with the cannon barrel.
Children born in peaceful countries sit happily on a seesaw and enjoy their childhood, while another child's childhood is surrounded by war, and at the same age, they live in two diametrically opposed worlds.
Mom's message
As parents, we need to educate our children in patriotism and make them grateful for the happy life of the moment.
At the same time, we also hope that the world can maintain stability and peace, no more wars, and hope that children in all countries can have a happy childhood.
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