In fact, injury is also the most needed exercise for growth.

When I woke up, Muzhuo's mouth was bleeding. Although the wound is not big and the lower lip is slightly broken, it is still very sad to see him injured.

Even though I have understood that injury is an indispensable exercise in life, I still feel a little distressed.

I remember grandma Muzhuo telling me about my experience of being scalded by boiling water when I was a child. I was about a little over one year old at that time. I can't remember the exact time. I can hardly walk. I am very naughty. I climbed into the fire box and put my feet on it. Under the mud stove commonly used in rural areas, there was a square fire box with a height of about 30 cm. Most fire boxes are basically shaped with wooden boards, which are rammed with soil and hammered tightly. If the conditions are better, it may be built with mud bricks. It was covered with cement-I looked through the hot kettle on the stove. I pulled the hot water kettle over because of excessive force, and the hot water in the kettle spilled on me, causing extensive burns below the neck. Fortunately, it was not serious. After some treatment, he basically recovered, leaving only a small scar on his left arm.

Now that I think about it, Mu Zhuo's grandparents were so worried.

They all say that "an adopted son knows his parents' kindness", which is true. Now I am with Muzhuo, and I gradually realize the hardships and difficulties of Muzhuo's grandparents.

When I was very young, fortune tellers told me that my fortune was doomed to be disfigured, and they had to pierce my ears first to avoid other unexpected and irreparable harm to my face in the future. A few days later, I fell down before I could get my ears pierced, and my nose hit the threshold directly. It is said that my face was covered with blood. Up to now, where the bridge of the nose meets the forehead, there is still an inconspicuous scar when wearing glasses.

At that time, Mu Zhuo's grandparents should also be worried!

Later, there were other injuries, such as the left hand that was cut many times by a sickle when cutting pig grass. Now it is also scarred. Although it is not shocking, it is still a trace of growth.

Mu Zhuo occasionally stumbles, either falling or bumping, but he is still strong. If you don't deliberately coax him, he is not the kind who loves to cry, and his love for toys will quickly transfer the pain of his injury.

I think injury is also an indispensable experience for growth. We should not avoid injury completely, but grow up with it.

I hope Muzhuo will grow healthily and healthily.