Nan Sheng first realized the vastness of the world when she was four years old. For the first time, her cousin braided her hair into small braids for her, who was about to go to kindergarten. Only then did she realize that her hair could be braided like this. I came to the city from the village and went to kindergarten on the first day. That was probably the first time she saw so many fun toys and children wearing beautiful clothes. But obviously this girl, who danced with sticks to make waves in the small village, had never seen such a battle on the first day of kindergarten.
The cries one after another in the kindergarten were filled with very strong emotions, and Nan Sheng quickly integrated into this atmosphere. She cried for a whole day, even chewing and crying and having a runny nose. By the end, even the little boy who started crying the loudest and loudest began to come over to comfort her. From the next month, Nan Sheng started crying whenever she arrived at the kindergarten door. The family had to make a schedule. The route to send her to her could not be repeated every week, and the person to send her to her had to change every day.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
