Once upon a time, there was a farmer who accidentally dug up a piece of gold, so he stopped doing farm work and ran out every day to dig for gold. The gold dug more and more, and he soon became the richest man in the village. Eat the best, wear the best, buy whatever you want, and suddenly live a life that everyone in the village envies.
The villagers also wanted to live a life as rich as he did, so they asked him for the secret of getting rich, and in the tireless search of the villagers, he finally told the secret of the gold he dug.
As soon as the news spread, more and more people in the village gave up farming and ran to dig for gold, and with gold there was wealth, and with wealth they could live a happy life. A year, two years passed in the process of digging gold, and almost every house of the villagers was piled with yellow gold, and they all became the rich people they longed for. At this time, they found that the family could no longer find food to fill their hunger.
Without farming, the villagers had not harvested food for a long time, and in order to dig up gold, they ate all the remaining grain. The villagers thought they would be able to live a prosperous life if they got rich, but when they took the gold to buy food, their dreams were shattered.
It turned out that they, like the people around them, had become so-called rich people, with only gold and no food in their hands. When they couldn't buy even a grain of gold, the hungry villagers tried to put the gold in their mouths, but they couldn't bite it. In the face of hunger, gold becomes as worthless as stone for the survival of life.
When wealth is in the hands of a few, wealth can be transformed into infinite possibilities; when all have wealth, wealth is as cheap as dirt.
Gold is sometimes expensive and sometimes inexpensive. Value changes, and prices change with it, which is the problem of value and price that we often encounter in our lives.
Value is an abstract concept that is difficult to understand for children, and the price changes and changes is even more puzzling to children. "Hello, Value" is a children's picture book supervised by the Hillhouse Charity Foundation, through the dialogue between father and son, let them understand what is value? What is the relationship between value and price? It tells abstract concepts in a way that children can understand, which is both easy to understand and simple to remember, and is a work full of connotations.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > tells the child what is most important</h1>
German scientist Kant said that in this world, there are two things worth looking up to for a lifetime, one is the bright starry sky above our heads, and the other is the noble moral law in people's hearts.
We can't expect a person to have everything, so when giving children ideological guidance, we must have both ideals and reality. Let them see the lighthouse in the distance, and also feel their own sunny hearts, and from then on they will be full of light in their world.
The wheel of time has crushed the traces of the long river of years, and what we can remember today are those things that cannot be burned by fire. The child's world should not be trapped by too much burden, so wise parents will disperse the thick floating clouds in front of their children's eyes and give them a clear sky.
From an early age, children should experience the space of their lives and the things they come into contact with, so as to understand the world and understand the meaning of life.
Those things that go deep into the bone marrow, into the soul, and hide in the bottom of the heart will always affect the development and progress of people. Tell your child what is most important, and they will spread their arms and take a firm step toward hope.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > value is created</h1>
Value does not appear out of thin air, it is created by people and used by people at the same time.
Creating value requires a person's genius flash, but also a group of people's joint efforts; creating value is accidental and inevitable. People's desires are infinite, their needs are endless, and the joy of being satisfied inspires countless people to explore tirelessly. Great scientists use their discoveries to promote the process of history, smart people use wisdom to rewrite our lives, it is precisely because human beings continue to explore, constantly conquer one unknown field after another, we have come to today's social stage, only to enjoy the fruits of such advanced civilization.
Creating value can be understood by learning to ski:
First, look into the distance, not under your feet.
Second, where to fall, you must learn where to get up.
Third, the most important thing in learning to ski is not speed, but balance.
Countless created values dot our lives, and we should continue to walk on the road of creating value. Value will be created by human beings when it is needed, and conversely, if human beings no longer need existing value, it will also be drowned in historical time and space.
The law of the jungle in which we live is that everyone is creating value, and everyone is a beneficiary of value creation.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > future needs to be explored</h1>
Albert Einstein once said: I have no special talent, only strong curiosity.
The progress of society is the result of the continuous exploration of countless people like Einstein, driven by their own curiosity. They create words, they create tools, they create institutions, and so on, and then they bring humanity into a normative civilized society.
Today, we can explore the moon, we can march into Mars, and we can fly farther into outer space. Technology has given the world so many possibilities that maybe one day we can really talk to aliens and share our civilization, our scientific achievements.
With advanced science and technology to lead us to travel through space, then our eyes will no longer be the sea of stars in front of us, it will be a vast and mysterious universe.
Let every child be curious about the unknown, so that they can lead humanity to go deeper and farther...
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"Hello, Values" teaches children to recognize their own three fires: knowledge, ability and values, and learn to ignite them from the depths of their hearts, so that they can illuminate their entire lives.
A good book is a key to open the door; a good book is a window in front of the child's eyes, open it, and the child's world has a scenery to enjoy.
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