Whose famous saying is education rooted in love: Lu Xun.

This sentence comes from Lu Xun's "How We Be Fathers". In October 1919, it was first published in the November 1919 "New Youth" monthly magazine, Volume 6, No. 6.

The original intention of Mr. Lu Xun in writing this article was actually to study how to reform the family; and because in China, parents have more power than fathers, so he especially wanted to express his views on the issue of father and son, which has always been considered sacred and inviolable. A little opinion. In short: it’s just that the revolution is going to be carried out on Lao Tzu.

Love is the source of education. Without love, there would be no education. True love is to allow one's own children and students to develop morally, intellectually, physically and aesthetically, to fully realize their potential, to have a sound personality and a cheerful character, so that they can have a happy life.

The story of Lu Xun’s education of children

1. Respect children

Once, Xiao Hong went to Mr. Lu Xun’s house for dinner, and Xu Guangping ordered a meal from a Fujian restaurant on the street. Bowl of fish balls. When eating, Hai Ying first picked up a few meatballs and put them in his bowl. After eating one, he said: "It's not fresh, it's not delicious."

Xu Guangping picked up one and ate it. Very fresh. So he criticized Hai Ying and gave Hai Ying another one. After Hai Ying ate this, he still said it was not fresh. Xu Guangping became angry and reprimanded Hai Ying more severely.

Seeing this, Mr. Lu Xun picked up the fish balls on Haiying’s plate and tasted them. Sure enough, they were not fresh. It turns out that in this bowl of fish balls, some are fresh and some are stale. Therefore, Mr. Lu Xun said: "He must have his reason for saying it is not fresh. It is wrong to accuse without checking it."

2. Be careful and considerate

Once when I was eating At that time, Haiying heard that her parents had pre-purchased tickets for the circus, which included performances by lions, tigers and elephants. Haiying was so excited that she refused to go upstairs to sleep that night, waiting for her parents to take her to the circus. However, even until late at night, his parents did not come to call him.

I later learned that my father considered that most of these shows were performed by beasts and were performed late at night before going to sleep. He was afraid that little Haiying would be frightened, so he and Xu Guangping secretly left through the back door. Leave Haiying at home to be taken care of by a nanny. When Hai Ying found out, he cried loudly until he fell asleep.

The next day, Mr. Lu Xun found out about this and patiently explained to Hai Ying the reason why he was not allowed to go to the circus, and promised to take him to the circus again during the day. On the afternoon of October 20, 1933, Lu Xun and Xu Guangping took Hai Ying to see a circus. Although there were only equestrian and clown performances, Hai Ying was very happy.