Knock Knock

This book is a new parent-child documentary prose written by Zhou Guoping over a period of three years following "Niu Niu" and "Baby, Baby". In the book, Zhou Guoping records the education and growth story of his son Keke from birth to the present from the perspective of an ordinary father. The writing is warm and delicate, and the emotions are real and moving. The childlike innocence, childlike words, whimsical thoughts, and interesting stories in Teacher Zhou's writings are vivid and meaningful. At the same time, Zhou Guoping is also a philosopher. He observes the growth of a little life from language to soul. He discusses the upbringing and education issues that are generally concerned by all parents from an Eastern and Western perspective, and has profound thinking and unique insights. This book is not only an interesting, warm and touching note on the growth of young children, but also a philosopher father's personal reflections on parenting, which can provide a reference for young parents in the current era of parenting anxiety and education anxiety. For example, whether we should welcome the arrival of new life, what is the most important thing in education, how to protect the child's nature and personality, etc.