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For those migrantsWith some light love, we can walk steadily and bravely. With care and love, a kid can develop a happy childhood even we do not have rappelz rupees. But for rearing children, their childhood is like walk with little light as their parents have to leave them behind for the city to work. When a normal happy childhood sounds like but a fair tale for them, can we expect great harmony in our society, our big family and our next generations？
As many of you may have seen on CCTV during last spring festival with your rappelz gold, the story of an emotional journey of a migrant family really touched me from the bottom of my heart. On the stage, a migrant couple was presented to the audience by a famous host together with the chair woman of National Women Association. The couple could not gone back home for the New Year to be with their son because of their duties at a restaurant in Beijing. When the host read an article by their son that he missed his mother dearly, the mother burst into tears.
As the host finished his reading, the son appeared on the stage dramatically. But more dramatic was what their son said: he understood his parents had to leave him behind for city to give them a better future with the rappelz money, however, when he grew up, when she grew up, he would rather with his own children in the country side than go to a city to work without his children.
These words expose us a common problem of rearing children. Actually these young hearts lack parental tender loving care. Here is the frightening statistics: more than 20million rural children in our countryside are living without their parents and cheap rappelz ruppees by their side. Worse still, these children tend to develop personal disorders, with three types commonly seen. First the silent and premature type, shaped by tough. Experience or hardship from an early age. Second, the dominating and violent type brought up and spoiled by grandparents with little self-discipline. Third, the wild type, neglected with no due care from any relatives.
Fortunately our government has taken initiatives to address this problem as so many migrant workers have made such a big sacrifice for our four modernizations. The chairwoman of National Women Association remarked: schools have been set up and buy rupees for migrant workers near their community in the city so that children can come to live with their parents in the city. Volunteers have been recruited to help rear children with their daily life and psychological problems.