適當(dāng)?shù)纳釛塒roperly Discard

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The mother told a story to her child:

母親給孩子講了這樣的一個(gè)故事。

The mother gave him two toys when the child was young. The child hold a toy in one hand, and another toy in the other hand .Then the mother gave him a toy; he clipped the toy that was on the hands with his arm quickly, stretched out his hand for the third toy.

孩子小時(shí)候，母親給了他兩個(gè)玩具，他一手拿一個(gè)。后來(lái)母親又給他一個(gè)，他迅速地把手上的一個(gè)玩具用手臂一夾，伸手接過(guò)了第三個(gè)玩具

When you heard this story , you may be feel that he is quite clever, the mother may also think so .However, when you think carefully, you will find he is very stupid. When he clipped a toy and took two toys, how he to play well? If he discards any one toy, the situation will be greatly improved.

當(dāng)你聽(tīng)到這個(gè)故事時(shí)，可能認(rèn)為孩子很聰明，母親或許也是這么認(rèn)為的,但仔細(xì)一想，就會(huì)覺(jué)得孩子很愚蠢。當(dāng)他夾著一個(gè)玩具，手上還拿著兩個(gè)玩具時(shí)，怎么能玩的好呢？如果舍棄其中任何一個(gè)玩具，情況就會(huì)大有改善。

As we all know, the children have a very strong attachment to the balloon. One day, a mother and son played in the park, the son hold a balloon; they sit to rest on the grass when they felt tired. The mother took out a harmonica to play; the forest echoed melodious tweedle immediately. The son stared his big eyes, ready to ask the mother the harmonica, but reluctant to discard balloons. When he was in a dilemma, the mother stopped playing and smiled to him. In just a few seconds, he made a choice, loosen his balloon....

大家都知道，小孩子對(duì)氣球有一種非常強(qiáng)的依戀情結(jié) 。有一天，有一對(duì)母子在公園嬉戲，兒子手中拿著一個(gè)氣球，當(dāng)他們玩累時(shí)，就坐在草坪上休息。母親拿出一只口琴吹起來(lái)，林間回即會(huì)響起悠揚(yáng)的琴聲。兒子瞪大眼睛，準(zhǔn)備伸手向母親要口琴，卻又舍不得放開(kāi)氣球.左右為難之際，母親停止了吹奏，朝他不住的發(fā)笑.在短短的幾秒中，他做出了選擇，松開(kāi)了手里的氣球....

He learned to play the harmonica on this day, melodious sound echoed through the park.

這天，他學(xué)會(huì)了吹奏口琴，悠揚(yáng)的琴聲響遍公園.

Sometimes, the appropriate discard is to grasp the more meaningful things.

有時(shí)候，適當(dāng)?shù)纳釛壥菫榱税盐崭幸饬x的東西

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