"The evening breeze is blowing Penghu Bay , white waves follow the beach, there are no coconut trees dotted with the setting sun, just a sea of blue." When hearing this song, those born in the 80s and 90s may still have some impressions, and they have also had this experience. At that time, during school days, everyone lived with their grandparents. During the winter and summer vacations, when there were no mobile phones and no training, grandma’s house became everyone’s first choice, and grandma’s house became a holiday paradise.
With the development of society, many people flocked to big cities. For a while, because conditions did not allow, the phenomenon of "left-behind children" appeared. Later, when conditions improved, children could be brought with them when they settled in foreign lands. Another phenomenon has emerged. More than half of the families have grandma stay away from home and come to big cities to help take care of the children. Grandma's house is gradually covered with dust. It is no longer a paradise for holidays. She or she takes the children to travel during winter and summer vacations. , see the world, or continue to go to school, and grandma continues to take care of the children; at this time, a question will arise, how will the children who do not go to school spend the "long" vacation?
The pampering of generations and the impact of the environment have made summer vacation very boring, without the joy of grandma's house. At this time, mobile phones and other electronic products "emerged". In fact, electronic products have always impacted children. During school, children still Because they are enriched by their studies, some parents feel that they should relax a bit during this holiday, allowing their children to use electronic products again and spend the holiday "quietly and happily". Children will encounter many recharge traps when playing with electronic products; some adults directly authorize their children to make purchases because it is troublesome for their children to confirm payment every time. News often appears about wiping out parents’ savings, making large purchases, and related games that induce children to consume. They have no bottom line and are pervasive.
Grandma’s house quietly became a memory. Going to my grandma's house during the summer vacation has become a "distant" scenery, and my childhood of growing up playing in the mud is gone forever. Either electronic products or filling training, is this still childhood?
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