Famous aphorisms about childhood

Childhood is only so perfect when it appears in memories. The following are the famous aphorisms about childhood that I have compiled for you. I hope you like it!

1. Among all people, children have the richest imagination. ?Macaulay's "Essays" Mitford's "History of Greece"

2. A child's first step toward evil is probably because his good nature is led astray. ?Rousseau's "Confessions"

3. Children like dust, and their whole bodies and minds crave sunlight like flowers. ? Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

4. Children are the key to heaven. ?Li Stoddard "Children's Prayer"

5. Games are the most legitimate behavior of children, and toys are children's angels. ?Lu Xun

6. Childhood is a stage in the continuous regeneration process of life. Human beings will survive forever in this continuous regeneration process. ?Bernard Shaw's "Parents and Children"

7. The condition of children is their future destiny. Lu Xun's "Collection of Southern and Northern Dialects"

8. The most affectionate person in the world is young Mo Langtou. ?Chen Yi

9. When I was young, I thought there was only one kind of person living in the world, and that was the family, classmates, teachers I saw every day, and the pedestrians I saw on the way to school. ?Sanmao

10. Reasonably arrange children's daily life so that they are always busy with useful things to avoid making trouble or wasting time. ?Comenius

11. Day by day in childhood, warm and slow, just like the sunshine on the pink velvet lining of old cotton shoes. ?Zhang Ailing

12. Childhood is so perfect only when it appears in memories. ?Sanmao

13. The innocence of children and the reason of the elderly are the fruits of two seasons. ? Blair

14. The carefree laughter of children is like a gurgling spring water, bringing the touching laughter that is intoxicated with the charm of life to the altar of life. ?Golky's "The Old Man"

15. I thought that even saints and heroes did not need to be ashamed of their childhood. It was a mistake to be ashamed. ?Lu Xun's "Preface to the Second Episode of the Novel"

16. Children's movements are clean and upright. ?Old Testament "Old Testament? Proverbs"

17. Oh, in the age of happiness, who would refuse to experience childhood life again. ?Byron's "The Travels of Childe Harold"

18. True education is to climb to the top of the subtle truth of childhood. ? Suhomlinsky

19. Children like dust, and their whole bodies and minds crave sunlight like flowers. ? Tagore

20. If my childhood days could come back, I would stop wasting my time and spend every minute reading! ? Tagore's "The Fulfillment of Wishes"

21. What is a happy childhood? There is no gap between parents. While loving their children tenderly, they maintain firm discipline and maintain an absolutely equal attitude among children. ?Andre Mauroya's "Five Major Questions in Life"

22. Raise a toast to that carefree and golden childhood, which is like the stars in the winter night and the morning dew in May . ? O. Holmes "The Boys"

23. What is a happy childhood? There is no gap between parents, loving their children tenderly while maintaining firm discipline. And an attitude of absolute equality is maintained among children. ?Andre Moroa's "Five Questions of Life"

24. Children like dust, and their whole bodies and minds crave sunlight like flowers. ? Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

25. The charm of children is like music; it is more certain to enter people's hearts than the music we play. The most arrogant person becomes gentle when seeing it; man himself becomes a child, temporarily forgetting his pride and his status.

?Romain Rolland "Gola Bregnon"

26. Every child has a great ability to dream, this ability to expand everything he discovers, with babbling shouts Prolonging his throb of joy. "Mother and Son" by Romain Rolland

27. The ability to think objectively is reason, and the emotion based on reason is humility. Only by freeing ourselves from our childhood illusions of omniscience and omnipotence can we be objective and use our reason. ?Fromm

28. Life cannot last forever. ?Cen Shen

29. If you don’t first cultivate lively children, you can never teach smart people. ? Rousseau's "Emile"

30. The more questions a child asks, the more things around him will be known in early childhood. The smarter he will be in school, the brighter his eyes, and the sharper his memory. To cultivate your child's intelligence, you have to teach him to think. ?Suhomlinsky

31. Efforts should be made to ensure that children have strong bodies, so that they can live a peaceful and quiet childhood in a loving environment, and to extend their beautiful confidence as long as possible. . ?Marie Curie

32. Childhood Childhood Children love life. This is their first love. It is unwise to curb this love. ? Rabindranath Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

33. Childhood is a stage in the continuous regeneration process of life, and human beings will survive forever in this continuous regeneration process. ?Bernard Shaw "Parents and Children"

34. I remember, I remember, the tall fir tree was lush and green; I often thought that its delicate treetops were close to the blue sky; That was my childhood fantasy. And I now know that heaven is further away than we imagined as a child, which makes me unhappy. ?Hood "I Remember, I Remember"

35. Children like dust, and their whole bodies and minds crave sunlight like flowers. ? Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

36. Things that are always unique and irreplaceable: This is a memory of childhood. ?Duggar's "The Thibauts"

37. Children must first gain knowledge through their love for life, and then they will leave life to seek knowledge, and then they will bring Return to your more fulfilling life with mature wisdom. ? Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

38. Childhood is the sleep period of reason. ?Rousseau's "Emile"

39. Among all people, children have the richest imagination. ?Macaulay's "Essays" Mitford's "History of Greece"

40. Whose childhood is illuminated by the sunshine of love (love refers to tireless labor), then he will love each other If you create happiness, you will have special sensitivity and receptivity to your parents' words, their kind intentions, their persuasion and gifts, and their tenderness and warning. ? Suhomlinsky's "Parenting Pedagogy"

41. What is a happy childhood? There is no gap between parents, and they love their children tenderly while maintaining a strong relationship. discipline, and maintain an attitude of absolute equality among children. ?Andre Moroa's "Five Major Questions in Life"

42. Oh, in a happy age, who would refuse to experience childhood life again. ?Byron's "The Travels of Childe Harold"

43. Where there are no children, there is no happiness. ?Swinburne's "Welcome Song"

44. A child's first step toward evil is probably because his kind nature is led astray. ?Rousseau's "Confessions"

45. If you do not first cultivate lively children, you will never teach smart people. ?Rousseau's "Emile"

46. Children are the key to heaven. ?Li Stoddard's "Children's Prayer"

47. I thought that even saints and heroes did not need to be ashamed of their childhood. It was a mistake to be ashamed. ?Lu Xun's "Preface to the Second Episode of the Novel"

48. Oh, in a happy age, who would refuse to experience childhood life again.

?Byron's "The Travels of Childe Harold"

49. Childhood is the most wonderful stage of life. At that time, the child is a flower, a fruit, and a hazy place. A vague intelligence, a kind of never-ending activity, a strong desire. ?Balzac's "Usure Miroe"

50. Children are not born to accept the constraints of rules and precepts for learning knowledge. ? Tagore's "Critical Biography of Tagore"

51. The situation of children is their future destiny. ?Lu Xun's "Collection of Southern and Northern Dialects"

52. If my childhood days could come back, then I would no longer waste time, I would spend every minute and every second reading! ? Tagore's "The Fulfillment of Wishes"

53. Children’s actions are clean and upright. ?"Old Testament? Proverbs"

54. The climax of some children's love and hate is beyond our imagination, and that kind of extreme love and hate is eroding the hearts of children. This was the most dangerous difficulty in his childhood. After passing this level, his childhood was over and his will was tempered, but almost completely destroyed. ?Romain Rolland's "John Christophe"

55. Toast to that carefree and golden childhood, which was like the stars in the winter night and the morning dew in May. ? O. Holmes "The Boys" ;