Story 1: Commander Niu

Mao Zedong started working with adults at the age of six. He often goes herding cattle with some friends. Children like to play. When they are happy, they will forget the cows. Either you ate someone else's seedlings or you didn't eat enough.

How can we make cows eat well and play well? Mao Zedong thought of a good idea: organize his friends and divide them into three groups. One group herded cattle, the other picked wild fruits and the other mowed the grass. Then, tie the cows together and let them eat the cut grass, so that friends can eat wild fruits, play games and have a good time. Therefore, friends are willing to herd cattle with Mao Zedong, calling him "Cow Commander".

Story 2: The story of grabbing the bench

When Mao Zedong was three years old, he liked reading words. He knew them three times in a row and remembered them. One day,

The enlightenment hall opened by his uncle started school. He heard the sound of reading in the library, threw away the Xiao Mu hammer in his hand and ran straight to the classroom. His aunt failed to catch up with him. He ran into the classroom and grabbed the bench of a much taller student. The students had to complain to Mr. Wang: "Mr. Wang's nephew sat on my bench." His aunt chased him here and put her arms around his nephew. When he saw his nephew Mao Zedong refused to hold the stool with both hands, his uncle grabbed the stool and almost knocked out his glasses. Seeing that Mao Zedong wanted to study since he was a child, my uncle had to find another bench and put a simple table for him to attend. Since then, Mao Zedong has become an observer in the Enlightenment Hall, and has developed the habit of being studious, curious and diligent in writing and practicing.