Weird Tales of Rules: the Chinese Way of Growth

Under Chinese education, children are not allowed to be creative and innovative. They only need to follow the rules like puppets and get high scores. However, in addition to scores, children have other talents, and scores should not erase all children's efforts. Come on, author!

There is still a little problem with segmentation. A large segment looks very tiring on the mobile phone. Come on, brother.

But that parent can be changed to a parent. Otherwise, your sense of distance will be too close. No one likes others to be too close to themselves. Just my personal opinion, just take a look and don't need to change it.

Although it is true, why is he so vindictive?

The layout at the beginning is quite good, but if you don't have a fan base, I suggest you write some articles first to accumulate a fan base. After all, it's really not interesting to read like this because there are too many words between paragraphs. Xiu Zhen Kingdom, within Xuan Wu Kingdom. Heavy snow fell from the sky. A thin girl looked feebly at her mother beside her and whispered softly: "Mom, I'm hungry!" The mother looked at her daughter's eyes and gently touched her forehead. "Not hungry, not hungry! Just sleep for a while, be good!" The girl's eyes were dim and her face was pale, and she finally looked away from her mother. A burly man next to him felt a little unbearable. He looked at the girl and sighed: "It's so difficult for ordinary people to survive these days! Alas," This was a group of people fleeing from the border town and moving inland due to the famine and war. This is already their second month of migration, but the reality is far worse than they imagined. They originally planned to arrive in the capital county in two months, but now they are only halfway through the journey, and their dry food is about to be exhausted. "Alas," The girl lowered her head and looked at the road ahead, her eyes confused and helpless, but more importantly, she was hungry. "When will this heavy snow stop? Life is so miserable!" The girl's mother then reached out and touched the girl's yellow cheek, with a hint of bitterness on her face. "It's a pity for my poor daughter!" The burly man next to him gritted his teeth and took out a steamed bun from his shabby clothes. "Eat!" He handed the steamed bun to the girl lying in her mother's arms. Looking at the steamed buns that were handed to her, the girl's mother looked embarrassed. "This, how can this be done?" Out of instinct, she quickly waved her hand to refuse. But the daughter suddenly looked at her mother again "Mom, I'm hungry!" It was this sentence that interrupted her thoughts. The little girl's eyes were staring straight at the steamed buns in front of her. After looking at the man for a moment, the mother seemed to have made up her mind and smiled a little apologetically. "Thank you very much, big brother!" After hearing this, the sturdy man stroked his chin and put the steamed bun into the girl's hand. "Children, work hard to live!" The little girl just nodded, not understanding the deep meaning of these words, she only knew that it could fill her stomach. At her age, she didn't know much about the world, and she didn't know how precious this wowotou was, so she just smiled. A few smiles appeared on the withered face. "Thank you, uncle!" That innocent smile touched the heart of the strong man, and the suffering accumulated in his heart seemed to disappear instantly. He smiled and touched the little girl's head "How old is she this year?" He asked. "I just turned six years old. What a pity for this child. He has to suffer at such a young age!" The mother replied, Her old face was full of bitterness. "It's really pitiful. Where are her other relatives?" The man looked at the girl sympathetically At this time, the girl was devouring the steamed buns and didn't notice the man's gaze. "I am the only relative!" When she said this, the mother hesitated for a few times, choked and said: "Her father passed away early, and the war was... Alas!" The mother's words were full of sadness. At this time, the burly man seemed to realize something and stopped asking. After a while, The girl looked at the half-eaten steamed bun in her hand and then at her mother. "Mom, you eat too!" The girl handed the steamed bun to her mother without hesitation. The mother just smiled and touched the girl's forehead. "Mom is not hungry, you can eat!" The mother's voice was slightly choked. At this moment, an old man in Taoist robes walked from a distance, accompanied by several boys and girls aged sixteen or seventeen years old. The moment the old man in Taoist robes caught a glimpse of the girl not far away, a strange feeling surged up in his heart, and he immediately felt out a spiritual thought. After a while, the old man's face showed a hint of joy. "Finally found it! After searching for a long time, I found it here." The old man laughed arrogantly. The boys and girls beside him were quite surprised to see their master looking like this. The master was usually taciturn and indifferent to everything, but his behavior now made them puzzled and even more surprised. The old man's hearty laughter attracted the attention of the girl and the refugees. Facing the gaze of everyone, the old man had no intention of dodge. There was another burst of laughter. "No problem, no problem!" He gently flicked his sleeves, and in an instant, a breath of spring breeze rushed towards everyone. In the blink of an eye, except for the old man in Taoist robes and the people serving around him, everyone else was frozen in place, unable to move. "I have been searching for a long time, and today I finally found someone to inherit my mantle!" He turned his head and looked at the people serving beside him. "You go back to Dao Palace first, I will make my own arrangements for the rest." After saying that, the old man said no more and waved back for them to leave. "Yes!" After several boys and girls saluted respectfully, they disappeared in a flash. The old man didn't care about the disciple's departure. At this moment, he only had eyes for the little girl in front of him. He slowly walked towards the little girl, and after a moment he came close and knelt down. Then, the fingertips flicked. The girl who had just been immobilized instantly woke up. Looking at the old man in Taoist robes who appeared out of thin air, the girl's eyes were full of confusion. "Will you come with me?" The old man smiled and spoke in a gentle tone. "Who are you?" The childish voice was filled with confusion. "I, your future master!" The old man's smile became even stronger, and he stretched out his hand to touch the girl's forehead. Seeing the hand reaching out, the girl subconsciously avoided it. The old man was not angry. Normally, someone who dared to be so disobedient would not survive for a moment, but it was different now. hungriness came over the girl. It was obvious that a steamed bun had not filled her stomach. "Give me a wowotou!" The girl said weakly. The old man was stunned at first, but finally realized that he was really amused by this sentence. "I don't have any steamed buns, but I have better ones." Suddenly, with a wave of his sleeve, steaming meat buns appeared out of thin air. Looking at the steaming meat buns, the girl swallowed and reached out to grab them. "What's your name?" The old man asked. The girl holding the meat bun replied without thinking: "Lin Wan'er" "Are you willing to be my disciple?" "What is that?" It should be on this scale. Don't read every paragraph in rows and have no interest in continuing. This is all the advice I can give, thank you.