1 Compared with my parents' childhood, life in China has been greatly improved and the living conditions are different in the past 30 years since the reform and opening up. I want to know how different my childhood is from my parents'. I made my mother compare with me when I was a child. I live in a bustling city with many tall buildings. Many flat streets and countless facilities. There are many means of transportation, telephones, computers and televisions, which were not available before. I heard from my mother that he lived in the countryside when he was a child. He doesn't even eat white flour steamed bread at ordinary times, and there will be white flour steamed bread every Chinese New Year holiday.
Many children only go to primary school and have little homework. Once they finish writing, they always have time to do other things. For example, mowing the pig grass at home and taking care of my brothers and sisters ... When I was a child, every family had three or four children, unlike most of them who are only children now. The house lives in a small bungalow, and it's no fun for the family to get together. Without today's high technology, there would be only one black and white TV set in the village. Even owning a bicycle will attract the attention of many children. When I was a child, there were no toys, so some boys made them themselves. According to my father, the most common things I did when I was a child were gyroscopes and stilts.
He also said that he made a gyro that was a little wider than a beer bottle and about the same size! I will also run down the mountain on stilts, making grandma's heart lift to the sky. It's very different from the past now. I live in a small house with three or four floors. If I live in the past, I am definitely a luxury. A group of children crowded in front of the toy store to buy toys. Who will do it by themselves? Now most families have big color TVs, air conditioners, telephones, computers and cars ... There will be more homework and less time to play.
I used to be as free and carefree as a fish in the sea. I go to cram school every Saturday and seldom help my family. Immersed in learning. There is white rice to eat every day, unlike cooking sweet potatoes as a meal before. Great changes have taken place in the 30 years of reform and opening up. I sincerely thank Chairman Mao, the production party, parents and teachers. Bring me a happy life, a comfortable life and a happy life.
My father said that his childhood was simple and happy.
At that time, life was single, and only potatoes and cabbage were eaten in winter in the north. I wear even less. Wear a set of cotton-padded clothes and trousers for one winter and change one or two clothes in summer. How I look forward to the China New Year. Only during the Spring Festival can I put on new clothes and shoes. Only during the Spring Festival can I enjoy food and fun.
How happy it was then! Drink cool and sweet well water; Eating sour and sweet wild fruits, although not good-looking, is natural without pesticides; I don't have to take too many classes at school. My schoolbag is very light. I can fly to the horizon with a kite, watch the stars and the moon, compete with geese, catch crabs and shrimps in the river with my friends. Sometimes my clothes get wet after playing for a long time, and I have to fall on the grass in a big way until the grass is dry before going to school.
And my childhood was spent in carefree and colorful.
Eating and dressing well is just a matter of choice. Compared with my father, every day is Chinese New Year. It's no trouble at all. In kindergarten, the teacher teaches us to dance and sing. Play games, draw pictures, watch cartoons and read picture books every day.
Time flies, when I entered primary school, I gradually approached the Internet, learned to finish my homework on the software of my mobile phone, and learned to explore knowledge with the mouse on the screen. A computer, including the whole world, brings me endless imagination and endless desire. Seeing mountains and rivers, eager to touch its greatness; Seeing this river, I am eager to share its joy; Seeing the forest, I am eager to smell its freshness.
Compared with my father's childhood, I have less real experience of life and more yearning for a better world.
Comparing my childhood with my parents' childhood, each of us has a childhood. Our childhood is very rich now, while my mother's childhood is very poor.
When my mother was a child, she lived in a bungalow and ate corn porridge and steamed bread. Sometimes I eat 50 cents red bean popsicle, or once every few days, sometimes I can't eat it!
When mom goes to school, she goes to school before dawn. Sometimes they ride bicycles, and sometimes they walk 30 miles underground. At night, they can come back, and sometimes there will be wolves barking and owls looming, which seems to scare them. They trembled as they walked because they were afraid. My childhood is very happy now. There are high-tech things like computers and cars now. We live in a building now, eat rice, drink coke and sprite, and eat popsicles every day. At school, a car came to pick me up. I came home after 4 pm. We are in mechanical pencil now. They used to write with pencils. If they can't hold on, just plug in a tube and continue writing. Speaking of which, I feel that my mother's life is very hard because they can help her with her work. What about us? Stay every day, like a big lazy pig, not working.
I also think our childhood was wonderful. Because we can play computer and watch TV. Very happy.
I like the good times of my childhood!
What is the difference between my childhood and my parents' childhood?
My father's childhood is like this: he goes to school by bike every morning, and the first thing he does when he comes home from school is to do his homework. After he finished, he went to the pond to make small toys such as airplanes and cars with some red mud, or to catch shrimps. I live a free life, because my parents work in other places, so I don't care. But there will also be troubles. Dad was punished by the teacher because he couldn't answer questions in class, but he finally studied hard and was admitted to the university.
Mom's childhood is similar to dad's in many places: riding a bike to school, going home to finish homework and then going out to play, but there are no toys made of red mud, only catching a few caterpillars and playing with longicorn as toys. My mother was punished by the teacher because she couldn't write, and finally she could only copy every word the teacher said fifty times.
My childhood was different from my parents': Because my school is close to home, I came from walking to school. I can read books when I get home. There are more books on my bookshelf than my parents. My books include fairy tales, encyclopedias, history books … and they can be bought online, but my parents have to buy books in bookstores. In the summer vacation, I can travel abroad. I have been to Japan and Korea before, but my parents have never been out of Jiangsu, let alone abroad.
Who is the happiest, my father or my mother?
Compared with my parents' childhood, the earth is turning every day, and the living standard of human beings is improving day by day. But whenever my parents, grandparents mentioned their childhood, I was filled with emotion.
Speaking of mom and dad's childhood, I really want to compare with them. Whose childhood is happier and more colorful?
When mom and dad were young, they relied on walking to school. Not to mention cars or motorcycles, even bicycles are rare; Their school was also rebuilt with dilapidated temples. There are only four or five teachers in the school. Four or five teachers will teach six grades. How to teach this? Teachers can't split up. I didn't know it was called double education until I asked. Students of several grades have classes in the same classroom. Teachers teach students in one grade, while students in other grades teach themselves or do their homework. How hard the teacher works! I don't have time to catch my breath in one class, but I only get 70 cents a day. What surprised me even more was that the students brought their own desks and chairs. Think about how troublesome it is!
Our children now go to school either by their parents or by bike, and they can see cars everywhere. There are buildings everywhere in the school, and everything in the classroom is complete. There are also special classrooms: music room, art room, science room, computer room and so on. And full-time teachers, which is a far cry from their parents!
But they also have something we envy! Their extracurricular life is rich and colorful! Every day when I come home from school, I go to the mountains to play. The mountains are full of fruits, and there are different fruits in different seasons. There are pheasants and rabbits on the mountain. When it snows in winter, they go to catch the pheasant. Because there is little food in winter, animals come out to find something to eat, and bait is useful. What's more interesting is that during the Spring Festival, all the friends in the village get together to set off firecrackers and show off the poor lucky money we are seeing now, not to mention how happy they are! But we are celebrating the Spring Festival now. Besides eating well, dressing well and having a lot of lucky money, how can we be so happy?
With the development of society, the progress of science and technology and the improvement of living standards, we always envy our parents' innocent happiness when they were young!
On the first day of Chinese New Year, I wore a brand-new red down jacket and sat on the sofa watching wonderful TV programs. There are all kinds of snacks on the coffee table, including Dove chocolate, seaweed, Kebik potato chips, as well as many delicious drinks and various fruits. On the sofa, there is a new year's gift that Grandpa just gave me-a pink Mickey's new schoolbag. My mother looked at me affectionately and asked, "Daughter, do you feel happy?" I said cheerfully, "Of course you are happy, but what were you like when you were young?"
My mother said, "I remember to wear the clothes my neighbor's elder sister gave me because her clothes were too small." Grandma sewed the shoes and schoolbags herself. The house I live in is very simple, and there is very little furniture at home, let alone a TV set and a computer. Usually, I have to work hard while helping my family. It is rare to take time to play hide-and-seek and rubber games with my friends. "
Then, my father said thoughtfully, "The vegetables we usually eat are all vegetables grown in the field, and it is rare to eat meat on holidays." No snacks to eat. Once grandpa brought back an apple for his brothers and sisters to share. The conditions for going to school are also very difficult. The classroom is made of yellow mud bricks, and the tiles are broken. It leaks when it rains. The road to school is a muddy road. When it rains, the road will become potholed and muddy. Walking to school takes a long time, and his legs are covered with mud ... "
I only heard grandma say, "Eat, eat!" " "Oh, it's time for lunch. When I look at the dining table, it is full of rich dishes, including roast chicken, sauced duck, white shrimp, crab and eel. ...
Oh, at the moment, I have some understanding of the sentence that is often used on TV: the motherland has undergone earth-shaking changes in the past 30 years of reform and opening up. My parents' childhood life is so different from mine. Let's seize the wonderful time of childhood, cherish the present and embrace tomorrow!
If life is compared to a string of pearls, then childhood is the brightest string. My childhood was spent in a quiet, warm and happy atmosphere. Go to school happily every day, learn programming, play badminton and swim after class, sometimes go to the theater to watch performances and go out on vacation ... although it looks busy, it is full of fun. My parents often say to me, "I really envy you for having such a colorful childhood!" " "I'm curious about what my parents' childhood was like! But my parents seldom tell me about their childhood.
This year's Dragon Boat Festival, my parents took me fishing in Jiangning, and then went to Dajintang Park to play. The car drove out of the city and came to a beautiful field. Here is green grass, birds and flowers, beautiful scenery, birds and flowers. I couldn't help shouting, "How beautiful!"
We enjoyed the water show in the park and visited the lavender garden, where we were in the purple sea of flowers and relaxed. Dad was in a good mood and talked to me about his childhood. When he was a child, he lived in the countryside of northern Jiangsu. At that time, the living environment and learning conditions in the countryside were very poor. He couldn't wear new clothes for a year when he was a child. When he was in primary school, there was no electric light at home. He read under the dim kerosene lamp, and his nose turned black after reading for a long time ... The rural environment at that time was very different from today. Dad said to me with emotion, "You have caught up with the good times. Since the reform and opening up in China, you have lived in the best times in China for thousands of years. You are lucky, but you should cherish today's happy life and set up lofty ideals.
You children should love the motherland, study hard, and serve the motherland when they grow up ... Mom chimed in and said, "Yes! Your living and learning conditions are much better now than when we were young! Although I lived in the city when I was a child, I didn't start learning English until junior high school, and there was no science class. Your generation came into contact with scientific knowledge earlier, which laid the foundation for systematic study of scientific knowledge. As long as you set high aspirations and study hard from an early age, you will certainly become a useful talent for the country. "
After listening to my parents' stories, I feel happy and lucky and have a wonderful childhood. Our children are the hope of our motherland and the future of our nation. Living in such a beautiful era, we should cherish our happy childhood, study hard, develop in an all-round way and grow up healthily, and make our due contribution to the prosperity and development of the motherland when we grow up.
Compared with parents' childhood, parents' childhood material life is really poor.
There is no McDonald's, no KFC, no chocolate, and even biscuits are rarely eaten. My mother said that her favorite food at that time was the oil residue from the meat she bought occasionally at twenty cents. After adding some salt, it is her delicious food. If she gets a white rabbit toffee, she has to keep it in her mouth for a year! Now, I just go to a supermarket, and the mountains of candy and dazzling snacks have already made me lose my appetite!
At that time, parents usually wore old clothes worn by their brothers and sisters, or even patched them. It is only during the Spring Festival that it is possible to buy a new dress. Now I have several pairs of new shoes that have shrunk before I wear them, not to mention the flowery clothes my mother bought for me, which are full of wardrobes!
But my mother said that although they were poor at that time, without computers or televisions, they were still very happy. After school, she plays badminton, jumps rubber bands and catches loaches in the fields with the children. My dad said that what he was looking forward to most at that time was rainy days, because he could play mud games in the yard to keep out the rain, and he was so happy that he was drenched! Now, after school, I am busy with my homework, playing the piano and attending various remedial classes on weekends. There seems to be not enough time. Of course, I also have something I love to do, that is, playing computer games and watching TV. Of course, according to the regulations given by my mother, only on weekends and holidays can I have free time to do what I love.
I can play the piano in the fifth grade now, and I can play beautiful music. I want to teach my mother that she likes music so much, but her left hand is not worthy of her right hand. She said that she was old and her hands were stiff. I think it's probably because she didn't attend piano tutorial classes when she was a child. Or, you can't afford to learn.
So, although I have so much homework, I have to play the piano every day and attend remedial classes on weekends, I still feel very happy, because I don't lack anything now, and my parents have tried their best to create opportunities for me to "play", such as going to northern Europe to see snow, going to Japan to soak in hot springs and skating in Vientiane City ... Compared with my parents' childhood, I have lived too much and broadened my horizons, and I will cherish the present.
Since the reform and opening up, industry, agriculture, science and technology have changed with each passing day, people's living standards have improved, and many families have successfully lifted themselves out of poverty and moved towards a well-off society. Seeing our living environment now always reminds me of the story my father told me when I was a child.
Dad is born after 70. When I was a child, the living conditions in the countryside were poor, and I lived in wooden houses. The children's learning environment is very difficult. I have to help feed pigs, cut wood, wash clothes and cook at an early age ... I have no time to play. During the summer vacation, my father often carries a popsicle box bigger than himself in the hot sun, sells popsicles in the streets, or braves the heat with three or two partners to pick up peach stones. Although a catty of peach stones can only be exchanged for twenty cents, my father still saved a lot of money by these two "jobs" after a summer vacation! He used the money to pay his tuition and bought many picture books, such as Journey to the West and Water Margin ... Dad said that they didn't have mobile phones or computers when they were young, and they grew up with him.
At that time, many people often didn't have enough to eat, unlike us. Only in the Spring Festival will the elders slaughter the pigs that they have worked hard for a year and give the children a mouth addiction. So at that time, children looked forward to the Chinese New Year every day, because they had meat to eat, new clothes to wear and lucky money to take.
Looking back at us, we are loved by the whole family and live a carefree life every day. Just say what you want to buy, and the next second these treasures will be there. New Year's lucky money is also calculated in thousands and tens of thousands. Our spare time life is much richer than when my father was a child! I want to read books, go to the library, exercise, go to the gym, and there are many badminton courts and swimming pools ... We are overwhelmed by the massive videos and games on TV, mobile phones and computers.
In the past 40 years, great changes have taken place in cities and rural areas: cooking no longer requires chopping wood, but uses natural gas; Cars have become people's means of transportation; There is also a washing machine to wash clothes, fully automatic. We just need to throw the dirty clothes in, set up the program, and do it in one go! Where do you live? Not to mention, it has already changed from a civil residence in my father's time to a solid concrete building, and many people have lived in single-family villas!
Reform and opening up make everything modern, informative and scientific. Compared with dad, our childhood is so happy! What reason do we have not to study hard and use our diligence and wisdom to build a beautiful motherland? Let the motherland be more prosperous and create a better and brighter tomorrow for the people!
Compare my childhood with my parents' 10 "Come on, birthday girl, we wish you a happy birthday!" "Come, grandparents, I wish you will learn it on the next level!" Looking at a large table full of exquisite dishes, I took my favorite drink and reveled in the blessings of my family. I am ten years old today.
After eating, my mother suddenly asked me, "Zhezhe, are you happy today"? Happy, I'm so happy. "So, do you think your childhood was happy?" I thought about it and said, "I don't feel very happy." Looking at everyone's questioning eyes, I quickly explained: "Think about it, I have never had a weekend since I went to school. I have been busy learning English, Olympiad and violin these days. I have no freedom at all! Where can I be happy! "
After listening to my words, my grandmother spoke first: "Zhezhe, you really don't know when you are lucky. When your mother was young, our family was poor. My mother wants to learn the piano, but she has no extra money to ask the teacher to teach. " Your mother didn't even have a decent desk at that time. Doing homework is a small bench and a big bench. How can there be a multifunctional study desk as big as yours? "Grandpa went on to say," you see, every day after school, a big table of your favorite dishes is waiting for you. At that time, your mother and uncle had to restrict them from eating a plate of hairtail. " I looked at my mother and asked, "mom, grandma, is what they said true?" "Mom has been nodding." Of course, my childhood did not have your superior study and living conditions. There are only a few fluorescent lamps and no electric fans in the classroom where I go to school, not to mention the spacious, bright and air-conditioned classroom like yours now. It's so hot in summer and shivering in winter.
Dad went on to say, "When we were young, we played with foreign paintings and marbles in our spare time. How can we have such rich extracurricular activities as you are now? " . The most valuable thing in the family is a black and white TV. I never thought there would be a computer. I have to help my family every winter and summer vacation, unlike you. I have decided where to take you to travel before the holiday. At that time, it was our happiest time to have our own time to play games with friends. "
After listening to my parents, at this moment, I seem to have some understanding. It turns out that my childhood life is so different from my parents'. My parents insist on studying in a hard environment. Now, I have such a superior learning environment and such a warm family, but I don't know how to cherish it. What should I do? I made up my mind silently that I would not live up to my family's expectations. In the future, I will cherish what I have, study hard and grow into a useful person.