Now the CHILD knows that many billionaires in the world still force their children to be independent, to experience hard work... the CHILD is even more grateful for his childhood in a poor village where he was trained much more: Thankful for the years of catching crabs, collecting snails, gleaning potatoes, raising ducks, raising pigs, selling lottery tickets, cooking for hire, sell noodles... that gave the CHILD the skills to make a living and understand the value of money; Thankful for the folk games that gave the CHILD a rich soul and creative skills on the materials of life right around him; Thankful for the dikes stretching along the rivers and the vast fields that gave the CHILD a clear vision, a strong motivation to explore this world...
Now, after decades of wandering to earn living, the CHILD has returned to his hometown to live and work. Although urbanization and the new rural movement have changed many villages, they still leave the CHILD with a few fields and a few rivers that still flow. When the CHILD is still be lived with his mother, still watching kites in the afternoons, still playing soccer, shouting and having fun with the children in the village... the CHILD understands that the CHILD is lucky to be able to relive his childhood once again. And because he has experienced how important childhood is to the life of an adult, the CHILD is determined not to waste a single moment of his childhood this time...
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