Second-year students go home to help adults on Qingming Festival

      

　　On April 3, Wang Jinyu, a second-year junior high school student in Huaxi District, Guiyang City, returned to his home in Jiading Village, Gaopo Township during the Qingming Festival holiday to help his grandmother guard the coffin hole. Jiading Miao Cave Burial, storing 127 coffins, is a cultural relics protection unit in Guiyang City. Due to the instability of ordinary tourists, there is no special personnel to manage it.

　　Wang Jinyu's family lives nearby and is authorized by the relevant departments to guard the coffin cave. Visitors receive incense paper money of 5 yuan. Wang Jinyu said that the school is on holiday for Qingming Festival, so he doesn't want to go anywhere to play. When he goes home to help adults guard the coffin cave, he can charge some money a day.

　　How much does it cost to visit the coffin cave?

　　The second year of junior high school students guard the coffin cave, Jiading Miao cave burial, and 127 coffins are stored. It is a cultural relics protection unit in Guiyang City. During the Qingming Festival school holiday, a second year student in Huaxi District, Guiyang City charged 5 yuan per visitor to help his grandmother guard the coffin cave, and did not want to go anywhere. Some people said that this is the child of the poor who is in charge early. So the question is whether the charges here are really reasonable, and why did the money fall into the hands of this family?

　　That's the thing! But this was a stone that stirred up a thousand waves and caused a big wave of debate:

　　1. The cultural value of Qingming Festival is completely deviated. Why should they charge their family? Is it reasonable to charge 5 yuan?

　　2. The failure of family education, such a young child does not play, but guards the deep coffin hole, which affects the child's growth

　　3. A major regret and sadness in education. Qingming Festival is one of the most important festivals of the Chinese nation. On this day, Chinese children pay tribute to their ancestors, remember their ancestors, and educate their descendants not to forget their roots. On such a special festival, children's minds are directed to making money rather than pursuing lofty cultural values.

　　4. Children from poor families take charge early, take care of cultural relics, and daily maintenance requires time and energy. It is normal to charge a fee. Which tourist attraction you go to does not charge, and that tourist attraction only charges 5 yuan to enter.

　　Seeing this, the editor has a few words to say. First of all, this fee and management is authorized by the cultural relics department, which is reasonable and legal. Secondly, what cultural value goes astray and what cultural value is. Isn't it the most precious filial duty of the Chinese nation that a child from a poor family shares the responsibility for his grandmother when others play? Qingming lamentation certainly affects everyone's nerves, but this is not the reason for us to blame a child. He is a sensible child, and he just wants to help the family share it, that's all.

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