Editor's note
"Little but eager to learn, like the sun at the sunrise." On the way of children's growth, books are like good teachers and friends, guiding the direction of life.
On the occasion of the "June 1st" International Children's Day, the People's Daily Online "Literary and Art Star Lectures" launched a special plan - "Tong" you read a good book, invited a number of literary and art workers to be the lead readers, recite book excerpts, and bring children Experience the magic of books together.
The guest invited in this episode is actor Wang Lei, who recites an excerpt from "The Brothers" by Xiao Fuxing.
Two mulberry trees were planted in the passage behind Dahe Xiaohe's house, just behind the landlord's three north houses, just to keep out the wind and rain.
These two mulberry trees are very eye-catching in the yard.
When the Dahe and Xiaohe family moved in, the two mulberry trees grew very strong, a mile higher than the landlord's house and a mile higher than the backyard wall.
If viewed from the yard, they look like two tall screens and two tall and mighty guards.
If you look from the outside of the yard, they are verdant and leafy and shaded, blocking the yard, and you can't see the inside of the yard at all.
When the two mulberry trees were planted, even the landlord does not know. They should have been planted when their ancestors bought the land to build the compound. They are as old as the compound.
The children in the compound are more interested in these two mulberry trees than adults.
Before and after Grain Rain, when the mulberry trees were bearing fruit, the children opened their eyes and began to stare at them.
The two mulberry trees, one with white mulberries and the other with purple mulberries, looked at each other, like two little girls in different colored skirts, pouting, not so convinced of each other, both showing off their beautiful colors.
Compared with white mulberries, children prefer purple mulberries.
The purple mulberry is more dazzling than the white mulberry, and it is more important than the white mulberry dessert. The color of the purple mulberry is particularly bright when it sticks to the face, like a smeared face, whoever looks at it can't help but laugh exaggeratedly.