师范毕业那年,我刚满20岁,被临时借调到一所偏远的村小教二年级,由于离家太远,我只能选择住校。新学期的第一次美术课,我让孩子们选择自由作画,意图是了解孩子们平素的绘画功底。乡下的孩子毕竟视野有限,体现在画面上的色彩也很单一,画的无非是些司空见惯的萝卜白菜,野花小草,当然也有些鸡鸭鹅之类的小动物,自然画得不是很像。但当我将他们的大作逐一张贴在黑板上时,孩子们却兴奋得跳了起来。 Normal year of graduation, I just turned 20 years old, was temporarily seconded to a remote second grade education, because too far away from home, I can only choose to live in school. The first new semester art class, I let the children choose to paint freely, the intention is to understand the children’s normal painting skills. After all, children in the country have a limited field of vision. The colors in the picture are also very simple. What they draw is nothing more than common radish cabbage, wild grass, and of course, some chickens, ducks and geese, and so on. But when I posted their masterpiece on the blackboard one by one, the children jumped with excitement.