Source: Taiwan Straits Network
According to the Fuzhou News Network, he is a small insect master, a walking "encyclopedia", and a "little freak" in the eyes of his classmates... This boy with bugs crawling on his body is him! The big name is Ni Haoyang, and the nickname is "Good Sample"↓↓↓
Recently, the video of Ms. Ye's 11-year-old son explaining insects in Fuzhou caught fire! He can not only say the scientific names of insects, but also explain their habits and related allusions in detail, and the video has reached more than 29 million views ↓↓↓
The 11-year-old boy explains that bugs are on fire
This is a disabled green-tailed silkworm moth, this is called peach-necked celestial bull, this is the spiny spider, the listen, the shield bug...
In the video, the boy is very concerned about all kinds of bugs, talking about the appearance of bugs and focusing on them.
The boy's name is Ni Haoyang, from the sixth grade of the third primary school affiliated to Fuzhou Institute of Education, and the harmonic sound is "you are like", so the nickname is "good sample".
Since last year, Ms. Ye has posted a video of "good samples" explaining insects online, and he now has 250,000 fans on Douyin, with the highest playback record of more than 29 million.
Many netizens on the Internet also commented: Listening to him talk about bugs only found bugs, not so terrible, but a little cute.
Although the video was only shared last year. However, this special hobby of the son has been started since he was a child. Unlike the attitude of ordinary people who see insects hiding, he sees insects with his eyes shining, unable to open his legs, and often wants to take them home to raise them.
Ms. Ye said that the main reason for recording this video was to let him look back when he grew up and look at the look of obsession and concentration he once had.
Treat small animals with kindness and love
In the past, Ms. Ye took the "good look" out to visit at night, he saw a praying mantis liked it and wanted to take it home, Ms. Ye did not let him take it, he sat next to the praying mantis reluctant to leave, crying and wiping tears, until finally helpless to say goodbye.
Now that he has grown up, he understands the laws of nature's survival, and he even takes the initiative to say that I can't feed it, so let it live well in nature. However, he likes to take away observation and then release him.
The way he treats insects can make you feel that in front of nature, life is not high or low, and every life is worthy of awe.
A textile lady, he raised for a year, this bug would have died in the wild in the winter, but under his care, it had to develop a "high life".
An Auberge-Kuan predatory foot was infected, and this condition could only amputate, and after operating on it, he carefully fed it with forceps and straws, and stayed with it all the time...
(The video is very touching ↓↓)
He said: "For the insect world, insects are not divided into good and bad, everything is two-sided, so in scientific theory, insects do not distinguish between beneficial insects and pests." ”
When the bug dies, he makes it into a specimen. Starting last year, he began experimenting with mechanical punk specimens.
He would ask Ms. Ye to buy him some parts of the faulty mechanical watch, and the specimens he made were like exquisite crafts.
The guiding attitude of adults is very important
Is the special hobby of "good sample" "studied" by whom?
Ms. Ye said frankly: "'Good Sample' has liked insects since she was a child, which makes her family feel very strange, because there is no expert in this area at home. It may be that Grandpa prefers to raise small animals, and his father likes to watch "Animal World", which invisibly affects him. ”
When he first learned to speak, a small cockroach appeared on the bamboo chair, and adults and children would be afraid when they saw the cockroach, or jump away, but he pointed at the cockroach and said, "Little beard!" ”
At first, this special hobby still scared the mother, "good" to take the bug and say "Mom, you see!" Ms. Ye "wow" jumped away.
She also joked with others: "When I was studying, I was scared by the boys in my class with bugs, and when I grew up, I was scared by my own son with bugs." ”
Now, she and her family have changed about his liking for insects, and it is interesting to listen to his endless lectures.
Ms. Ye said: "I think that when we face children and show us bugs, the first reaction of adults cannot be said: Hey, what is this thing, you quickly take it away and throw it away!" Kill it! When we treat children in this way, children will also be affected and become the same attitude as adults. Instead, I asked him some questions with curiosity, what is this, and how beautiful does it look? What are its habits? This will stimulate his interest and cultivate his self-confidence. ”
Now under the leadership of his son, the family is also half an insect expert. However, he likes insects, his family can not help him, he can only read his own books and learn online, Ms. Ye hopes that in the future, a professional biology teacher can guide him.
The "little freak" in the eyes of classmates
For her son's special, Ms. Ye called it "winning the lottery"!
His classmates called him "Insect Geek" and "Bug Geek". He is the protagonist of "The Strange Man in the Class" in his classmate's theme text, because he may pull a bug out of his pocket at any time.
Fuzhou Academy's Three Affiliated Primary Schools have always paid attention to the all-round development of children and tapped the shining points of each child. The class teacher, Ms. Wu Jing, was very supportive of his hobby, and the class launched an eight-o'clock speech in the early reading class, and one child spoke for 15 minutes a day. "Good sample" explained insect knowledge to everyone with ppt in early reading.
Under his influence, the students were no longer so afraid, and many students in the class also liked to observe insects.
In the future, work as a scientist or raise crayfish
For the future, "Good Sample" said that he wanted to go to the biology department of a prestigious university in the future, but if he couldn't pass the examination, he would go to raise crayfish. Speaking of this, Ms. Ye said that whether he is a scientist or a farmer, his family is very supportive of his child's dream: "I think as long as he does what he loves, always keeps curious, keeps enthusiastic, and keeps learning, I feel that he is a happy child." ”
Will focusing on bugs affect learning? Ms. Ye set a weekly efficiency table for "good samples", and if he finished well, she rewarded him to go to the wild to catch insects.
By observing the bugs, the "good sample" came to the conclusion that the ecological environment in Fuzhou is very good.
Next, Ms. Ye will continue to shoot videos, hoping to continue to do a little of his own efforts for insect science through the perspective of "good sample". juvenile! Come on!