Xinyang, a small city in central China, covers the city in winter with snowflakes that coat the city in white. Here, the family is the cell of society, and each family has its own story and joy, and of course there are occasional conflicts and tears.
On an ordinary weekend, Ms. Cheng's youngest daughter sat at her desk doing her homework, and the little girl frowned, obviously in trouble. Her dad sat next to him, reading the newspaper while looking up from time to time to check on his daughter's homework. As time passed, the dad's patience began to become less and less, he began to express his dissatisfaction with his daughter's mistakes, and his voice grew louder. Eventually, the little girl couldn't help but cry, and tears dripped down her homework book, blurring the handwriting.
This scene was seen by the grandfather of the family, and he was distressed. Grandpa Tai was a kind old man who had experienced many ups and downs in his life, and he did not agree with his grandson's strict education methods. In his opinion, children should have a happy childhood and should not cry because of the pressure of homework. Grandpa Tai decided to breathe a sigh of relief for the little girl, he didn't say anything, just quietly walked to the yard, picked up the school bag, found a corner where no one was paying attention, and buried the school bag in the thick snow.
When the little girl's cry reached the ears of her mother, Ms. Cheng, she hurriedly put down the work in her hand and went to her daughter's room. Seeing her daughter crying, Ms. Cheng felt pity, and she comforted her daughter and asked what had happened. The little girl sobbed and told her mother that she was not doing well in her homework, and that her father had criticized her, and she felt very wronged. Ms. Cheng stroked her daughter's hair and told her that everyone is not good at something, and that after crying, she should face it bravely and not give up her efforts.
At this moment, the little girl's eyes suddenly lit up and said to her mother, "Mom, grandpa has avenged me." Ms. Cheng didn't react for a while, and it wasn't until the little girl excitedly ran to the yard and pointed to the snowdrift where the schoolbag was buried that Ms. Cheng understood what was happening. It turned out that Grandpa Tai expressed his understanding and support for the child in his way, and he used his actions to tell the child that learning is important, but joy and happiness should not be sacrificed.
Ms. Cheng looked at the small snowdrift and had complicated emotions in her heart. She knows that her father's intentions are good and hopes that the child can become a talent, but she also understands her grandfather's feelings, and the child needs more encouragement and understanding in the process of growing up. She decided to have a good talk with her husband and find a more balanced way of educating her children, so that their children can grow up in love and care.
That night, the atmosphere at home was exceptionally warm. Grandpa's story became a topic of conversation at the dinner table, and everyone was amused by Grandpa's "feat". The little girl also burst into tears and laughed, and she said, "I will be as brave as my grandfather in the future." Ms. Cheng and her husband smiled at each other, realizing that family harmony is more important than anything else, and that a child's smile is the most precious treasure in the world.
As time passed, Ms. Cheng's family's education style quietly changed. Dad is less strict and more encouraging and guided. Grandpa's "snow buried school bag" incident has become a fond memory in the family, reminding everyone that love and understanding are the most important things in educating children.
The years are like songs, the seasons change, but the love and warmth in Ms. Cheng's home will never disappear. The little girl thrives on the nourishment of love, and her laughter is like the sunshine of spring, warming everyone's heart. And the schoolbag buried in the snow has become a symbol of love and courage among family members, which will always be remembered in their hearts.