After the college entrance examination, watch these six CCTV god-level documentaries, just to tell children the meaning of learning

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2024-06-28 10:00Creators in the field of parenting

The college entrance examination has come to an end, what is the meaning of lifelong learning? If your child has such confusion, you might as well take him to see these 6 high-quality documentaries, so that he can establish his ideals and be more motivated to learn.

Author | Coke Mom

Summer vacation is coming, and the happiest children are naturally the most, but as parents, many people have begun to beat the drums in their hearts.

After all, when it comes to the holidays, many children start to stay awake at night and in the morning;

Addicted to mobile phones and tablets every day, summer vacation homework is also delayed again and again;

On weekdays, I stretch out my hands for clothes, open my mouth for food, and stay at home all day long, and even myopia and hunchback have aggravated a lot......

Let's talk about him, but he has a lot of words waiting for you: "Why don't you let me sleep lazy when I'm on vacation?" "Isn't the holiday just for a good rest? ”

It is true that holidays can be rested, but they cannot be wasted and indulged.

Just like the famous saying that is widely circulated in the education world:

"Life is not a semester system, many people win on the holidays, and many people lose on the holidays."

For this reason, Tiger Mom specially found 6 CCTV documentaries.

It is hoped that while children can rest and relax, they can also broaden their horizons, stimulate their desire to explore knowledge, and understand the meaning of learning.

《University》

Who you're with is really important

There is such a saying: Birds accompany Luan and phoenix to fly far, and people accompany virtuous and virtuous products.

Many times, the fastest way for a person to change their fate is to walk side by side with excellent people.

And the documentary "University" also confirms this.

The film uses 110 minutes to tell the story of four Tsinghua people.

One of them is Yan Yunzhou, the first generation of post-00s college students.

When he was in his third year of college, the new crown epidemic broke out, everything was temporarily suspended, and Yan Yunzhou also fell into a short period of confusion.

But in the end, he still determined his research direction in the field of computer science and became firm again, and all this was precisely because he was encouraged by the teachers and classmates around him.

In Tsinghua University, there are aspiring seniors like Song Yuntian:

He is from a rural area in Henan, and after being admitted to Tsinghua University, he studied all the way from undergraduate to doctorate, not only with excellent grades, but also served as the president of the student union and the secretary of the Youth League Committee.

But when he graduated, Song Yuntian did not stay at Tsinghua University to teach, nor did he accept the high salary offered by the company.

Instead, he chose to return to his hometown in Henan and engage in grassroots service work.

In Tsinghua University, there are teachers like Cai Zheng who care about the country:

He is studying at the University of Arizona in the United States, and if he continues to do research abroad, he will have a bright future.

But he is bent on building a world-leading, China-owned 6.5-meter spectral survey telescope, so that Chinese no longer have to spend high prices to buy astronomical data measured abroad.

So, he bought a one-way ticket back to China and resolutely returned to China.

At Tsinghua University, there are professors like Qian Yi who have been working on the front line for decades.

Professor Qian Yi was born in the Qian family, which is "a family with six academicians, and half of them are teachers", and she herself is the daughter of Qian Mu, a master of Chinese studies.

Over the decades, she has not only won numerous awards, but also trained 31 master's and 47 doctorates......

Director Sun Hong said when talking about his creative experience:

"The university will participate in and shape what kind of person you will become, and many of the teachers, classmates, and opportunities we meet in the university will have an impact on you, and even affect your life."

So, kid, stop asking what is the use of studying hard, what is the use of going to college.

When you are in the company of masters, you are at a different level, and the scenery you see is naturally different.

The high-level circle is like a hand reaching out to you in the dark.

It will pull you step by step towards the light.

"Little Boy"

Only love can last a long time

I often hear some children complaining that studying is boring and reading is really boring.

In this regard, you might as well take a look at the documentary "Little Boy" produced by Bilibili and directed by Sun Chao.

It focuses on 6 teenagers who are obsessed with art, sports, technology and other fields, and the whole documentary has neither a script nor a narration, but truly presents the audience with the story of children who shine because of their love.

Among them, the most impressive is Wu Gangyun, a girl from the depths of the mountains of Yunnan.

Xiaoyun's hometown, Naduo Village, Yanshan County, Yunnan Province, is a national-level impoverished village.

There, there was no music, no venue, and no teachers.

But all of this can be overcome for Xiaoyun, who loves dance:

There is no music, so I listen to the sound of the small video on my mobile phone, and then the mother who cuts the meat on the side helps to shout the beat;

There is no venue, so I stand on a small cartoon mat in my mother's pork shop and dance;

There is no teacher, so she finds videos from the Internet to follow along, horizontal forks, vertical forks, lower waists, side flips, side flips, and every acrobatic dance move she practices well......

The moment she dances her body, there is no longer any hardship and boredom in life.

And fate has never lived up to this love.

Later, Xiaoyun met dance teachers from Beijing, Guan Yu and Zhang Ping.

After their professional guidance, Xiaoyun's dancing has improved significantly.

In October 2019, Guan Yu and Zhang Ping tailor-made the dance "The Wizard of Oz" for Wu Gangyun, and took her and the children who love dance in Naduo Village on the stage of CCTV.

The writer Mingyue once said: "There is only one kind of success, and that is to live your life the way you like." ”

Children, when you can discover the little beauty in life with love, there will be a lot less burnout in your heart, and you will become more positive because of the things you love.

Take up a hobby and do what you want to do.

I believe that one day, you will meet a better and more open self.

Hi New Career

Cognition is more important than diligence

How did map navigation become an app on your phone?

Is there a profession where you don't have to be confined to a cubicle, but spend all day with the beautiful scenery of the mountains and rivers?

How did you come to be a job where you can earn money by playing with your pets every day?

If you are also curious about the above questions, Tiger Mom highly recommends you to watch this documentary called "Hi New Career".

It focuses on five new professions today, which are:

B&B sleep testers, real-life map collectors, ironclad designers, canine behavior trainers, and agricultural managers.

Among them, the designer of the iron armor is a boy named Xuanyuan Wencheng.

Because he liked fighting robots since he was a child and wanted to engage in related work, after the college entrance examination, he resolutely applied for the major in mechanical and electronic engineering.

After hard work, when he graduated, Xuanyuan Wencheng became an ironclad designer as he wished, and obtained bonuses by constantly participating in competitions.

Now, he has been galloping in the arena of fighting robots for four years.

Harvard University professor Sunstein once proposed a concept, the information cocoon.

It means that the field of information that people focus on will be habitually limited by their own thoughts. And when a person accepts a single point of view for a long time, he will hold himself tighter and tighter like a cocoon.

In the end, it is difficult to draw the ground into a prison.

So, many times, choice is more important than effort, and cognition is more important than diligence.

And if you want to open your cognitive cage and devote yourself to the new career you yearn for, the best way is to keep learning and improve your horizons.

In the future, the possibilities are endless.

The Power of Reading

There is no one whose life is not bitter, only reading is the antidote

Perhaps every child has wondered: what is the meaning of reading? After so many years of studying, is it just for exams?

To answer this question, Tiger Mom suggests that everyone take a look at the documentary "The Power of Reading" produced by CCTV.

There are five episodes in total, each episode is only about 25 minutes, but it can span thousands of years and thousands of miles of land and sea.

The fourth episode of the documentary tells the story of Gan Xiangwei, a legendary figure at Peking University.

When he was young, Gan Xiangwei suffered a lot:

His father died early, and he was finally admitted to high school, but because of his poor family, he had to drop out of school.

After going to the big city, I found that I had no education and no technology, so I could only sell my labor force on the construction site.

Along the way, he worked as a construction worker and cleaner, but the heavy physical labor often made him feel physically and mentally exhausted.

Until a chance meeting, he successfully joined the security team of Peking University.

Here, he saw his peers reading and learning tirelessly every day.

Envious, he decided to join them.

So, he went to work during the day and attended various trainings at night.

It's hard to rest, and I'll sneak into the classroom to skip classes, listen to lectures, and soak in the reading library whenever I have time.

After persevering like this for a year, Gan Xiangwei finally became a member of the Chinese Department of Adult Education of Peking University with a good score 60 points higher than the admission score line.

In 2011, Gan Xiangwei was among the top ten influential figures in China's education.

Gan Xiangwei used his life to explain what it means to "change destiny with knowledge".

Kid, reading may not make every moment of your life shine.

But when you are at a low point in your life, books can always give you the best comfort and nourishment.

After all, as long as you are willing to study, it means that you are not really compromised, and it means that you are still willing to fight for another way out of life.

So, children, when you feel aggrieved and confused, read more books.

Let the book be the antidote to heal you, the ladder you get out of the trough.

The Man Who Learns

Children who don't have an umbrella have to run hard

Four Harvard students with different family environments and educational backgrounds spent two years exploring primary and secondary schools and universities in South Korea, China, India, Israel, Africa, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and other countries.

In the end, the five-episode documentary "The Man Who Learned" was filmed.

The first stop on the expedition is South Korea, where the university entrance examination is like a fierce battle.

Whether it's a middle school student or an elementary school student, the first thing they do after school is not to go home, but to run to the tutoring facility.

By the time they came out of the tutoring facility, it was almost 10 or 11 o'clock, but the day's study was still not over, and they still had to continue studying when they got home.

When the college entrance examination is approaching, many children will choose to live in the examination center.

The so-called "examination house" is a kind of collective dormitory, each room is less than the arm span of an adult, and it is said to be a place to live, but in fact it is more like a study room with a bed.

The children shut themselves up in this small space to prepare for the college entrance exam, studying for up to 12 hours a day.

I really insist on learning anymore, so I will watch the live broadcast for a while, watch others learn, and cheer for myself; There was a heavy calloon on his hand, and he couldn't hold the pen anymore, so he used a handkerchief to tie his hand and pen together and continue to write.

Korean Student Says:

"Learning turns people into machines, but only good machines work."

Even more competitive than South Korea is India.

India's college entrance examination is known as the most difficult exam in the world, mainly based on children's math, physics and chemistry scores, and India's top-ranked Indian engineering university is even more difficult than the top universities in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Not only that, but India also has a strict hierarchy.

If you want to rewrite your fate, the only way to go is the college entrance examination.

Learning is never easy and enjoyable, and that's true all over the world.

But even so, learning is still a very cost-effective thing for thousands of you and me from ordinary backgrounds.

Because when you have no way out, the only thing you can do is run as hard as you can.

Kid, do your best.

You don't have to do your best, but make sure you give it your all.

But there are still books

Reading is a portable refuge

The title of the documentary is derived from a poem of the same name by Polish poet Czesław Miłosz, "But there are still books".

He lived in the turbulent twentieth century, lived through two world wars, faced a world in tatters and displaced people.

He was in great pain, but the only thing he was thankful for was that he had books to read.

And this documentary, which has been filmed for its second season, focuses on all kinds of book lovers, including translators, cartoonists, and ordinary readers.

Among them, there are several characters who left a deep impression on the tiger mother:

For example, the Tibetan monk Jiumei, who lives in the remote Tibetan area of Ganzi in Sichuan, built a village library on the Tagong grassland and invited people from all walks of life to give lectures to local children in order to open a window to the world for his children.

In his opinion, the only thing he can rely on to get out of poverty is books.

Where poor children can't go, words can carry them there; Books can bring them closer to those lives they have not experienced.

Another example is Ram, a girl from the grassland, who loves books and literature.

But at the same time, she also had to think about how to balance the conflict between reading and life, fortunately, books did not disappoint her, and Ram, who was finally admitted to the Tibetan language and literature major of Southwest University for Nationalities, has a new goal in life:

"I want to find a school closer to my mother to be a teacher, and do some Tibetan literature translation work in my spare time."

Host Bai Yansong said:

"You will encounter a lot of troublesome things, and suffering will torment people, but if you read too many books and read wisdom, you can always face all kinds of sudden suffering well and correctly."

When you're anxious, books soothe your worries; When you're lost, it can show you the way.

So, don't complain about the hard work, that's how you see the world.

Give yourself a little more time, calm down and open a book, and hope is not far ahead.

Why is it that after a holiday, some children can overtake in corners, while others plummet.

American scholar John Hopkins' survey of 3,000 students may give us the answer:

In the new semester after the end of the holidays, the academic performance of the top students will improve; The middle school students did not change during the holidays, but it also meant that they were a cut behind the top students; The bottom 25 percent of students forgot most of what they had learned in the previous semester during the holidays.

Learning is fair for everyone, you give it time, and you will be rewarded with tomorrow's success.

Like it, collect these 6 documentaries, and hope that our children can understand the meaning of learning from them, and make progress day by day in reading day after day.

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