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当今不少年轻父母十分重视从小就培养孩子“世界化”的眼光。这是因为在全球化的背景下,随着国际交往的日趋密切,越来越多的父母清醒地认识到,在新世纪下成长的孩子将面临越来越激烈的国际竞争,要想让他立于不败之地,必须对各国文化和历史拥有全面、深入、准确的了解。有识之士更是提出:只有让下一代学会理解各民族不同的政治制度、文化背景和宗教信仰,才能让他们和平共处,从而拥有更广阔的生存空间。所以从小就让孩子接受“世界化”的教育,培养他拥有“世界化”的眼光,成为“世界化”公民,很有必要。借六一国际儿童节之机,本期着重介绍肯尼亚摄影师莫里森的摄影集《孩子们睡在哪儿》,旨在告诉读者,同样的生命,但梦想开始的地方却如此的不一样。
Today, many young parents attach great importance to cultivate their children from a “world” perspective. This is because in the context of globalization, with the increasingly close international exchanges, more and more parents are soberly aware that children who grow up in the new century will face increasingly fierce international competition. If you want to let him In an invincible position, we must have a comprehensive, in-depth and accurate understanding of the cultures and history of all countries. What is more insight is that only by enabling the next generation of societies to understand the different political systems, cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs of different ethnic groups will they be able to live in peace and thus have a broader living space. Therefore, it is necessary for children to receive “worldization ” education from an early age, to cultivate his vision of “worldization ” and to become “worldized ” citizens. With the help of the 61 International Children’s Day, this issue focuses on the collection of photographs of Kenneth Morrison, “Where do children sleep,” in order to tell the reader the same life, but the place where the dream begins is so different.