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跋山涉水、攀爬悬崖,在城里的孩子看来,这是只能在电视上看到的户外运动,但对于重庆彭水县保家镇羊头铺区五组(原凤阳村)的孩子们来说,这却是他们每天上学的必经之路。当城里的孩子还在睡梦中时,他们就要踏上这长约十公里的求学路,没有灯光、没有柏油路面、没有父母护送,有的只是陡峭的悬崖。就在半年前,媒体还在报道湖南桑植县张家湾村的孩子每天爬天梯上学,梯子下面就是六七十米深的悬崖。此事引发社会强烈反响,最终当地政府花
Basking in the mountains and clinging to the cliffs, it seems to the children in the city that it is an outdoor sport that can only be seen on television. However, for the five groups (formerly Fengyang Village) of Sheepoupu District, Baojia Town, Pengshui County, Chongqing This is the only way they go to school every day. When the children in town are still asleep, they are going to embark on this road about 10 kilometers long. There is no light, no asphalt, no escort of parents, and some steep cliffs. Just six months ago, the media still reported that Zhangjiawan Village, Sangzhi County, Hunan Province, climbed ladders to school every day. Below the ladders was a cliff of sixty to seventy meters. This triggered a strong social reaction, the final local government to spend