Ben Ai Anna continued, Ben Ai Anna .

Ten years later, Anna returned to Germany once again.

During the lunch reading time, I picked a thin copy of "Ben Ai Anna" on the book corner and read it. A small book of more than 50,000 words, I finished reading it in half an hour.

The introduction says that adults always say to children, "You can't know what love is, and you won't understand it until you grow up." This statement is false, children know love, and it is love other than the stuffiness of their loved ones.

The little boy in the article was a little cautious and began to pay attention to the new girl. Even though she was isolated, ridiculed, and bullied by everyone, he still liked her. Ben began to pay attention to Anna's every move, when Anna was bullied, he was extremely angry, and when Anna was happy, his world also cleared up.

And the reaction of the classmates is also very real, the students start to laugh, start to joke, the hero of the story starts to be shy, begins to be sad, and even cries. And the most rare thing is that the reactions of the parents and teachers of the two protagonists make people see a lot of beauty.

When Mom and Dad knew that Ben liked a girl, and it was a girl from Poland, they did not "gossip" or deny their son's liking, but said that there was an opportunity to invite her to play at home.

During the outing, the two children left the adults, walked hand in hand by the lake, and swam together, but in the face of the children's late return, the parents did not have any complaints and blame, but just a sentence of "I hope you don't catch a cold".

The two children embraced, held hands, and kissed gently. But their parents didn't react too aggressively, and looked at them with love and tolerance.

Later, when he returned to the class, the blackboard was prankfully written "Ben Aianna", and Ben began to stand in the doorway crying ......The teacher came, the teacher was not angry, he said softly, on the blackboard, there is still a line of words.

The students didn't understand what the teacher meant, so Mr. Chipman wrote "Anna Aiben" neatly on the blackboard in the same size print.

Mr. Chipman said that love is a matter for both parties, but you should think about it after class, and now, let's practice mental arithmetic together.

After reading this book, I felt the ignorant emotions of the two children described by the author, and the real beauty. On the one hand, I was surprised by the way the parents and teachers in the article handled it, but it turned out that it could still be handled in this way!!

Do we want to say that because a child is young, he doesn't understand love at all? Perhaps not to. They also know how to love, ask to understand the love and heartbeat, we, as adults, just do a good job of guiding the boundaries.

Maybe we can't do the same as the parents and teachers in the article, but, at least, the next time we encounter something like this, we don't simply use the sentence "You are still young and don't know how to love" to perfunctory children.