我觉得,把少年儿童培养成为坚强的革命后代,不仅是每一个教师的责任;也是每一个家长的责任。在这里我想从几件琐事来谈一点感想。我有一个在幼儿园的孩子,今年五岁。有一次,我们全家在闲谈的时候讲到了旧社会有多少人走投无路,有的逼得做小偷,有的只好做叫化子。他听到这里突然问我:“妈妈,什么叫做叫化子?”我告诉他就是讨饭的。他又问我:“什么叫讨饭的?讨饭的人是什么样子呀?”我费了好大的劲才把这个问题讲清楚。又有一次,他要爸爸讲故事,一听讲的是旧社会的事,他忙说:“不要讲旧社会,旧社会的事苦死了。”这个孩子的天真的谈话引起了我的注意,我觉得他向我们做父母的人提出了一个值得重视的问题:对这些幸福地生长在新社会里的孩子,我们究竟应该怎样教育他们呢?平时, I think it is not only the responsibility of every teacher but also the responsibility of every parent to train young children to be strong revolutionary offspring. Here I want to talk a few things from a few thoughts. I have a child in kindergarten and I am five years old. Once, when our family chatted, I talked about how many people in the old society were desperate, some forcing thieves, and others as beggars. He suddenly heard me ask here: “Mom, what is beggar?” I told him that begging. He asked me again: “What is begging for rice? What is begging for rice?” I spent a great deal of hard work to make the problem clear. Once again, he wanted Daddy to tell a story and listen to the things of the old society. He said: “Do not talk about the old society, the things of the old society are dead.” The innocent conversation of this child caught my attention, I think he raised a question that deserves our attention to those who are our parents: How should we educate these children who are happily growing up in a new society? Usually,