A young boy had precious childhood memories of playing with neighborhood children in a rice field on a sunny afternoon. While chasing birds in the tall rice plants, which towered over the small children, the boy got lost from the others. His foot then slipped deep into muddy water in the field, trapping him and causing him to cry out of confusion and fear until an uncle found and rescued him. When he was brought home by the uncle and saw his mother waiting with a whip to punish him for wandering off, the boy began crying again at the prospect of being disciplined.
A young boy had precious childhood memories of playing with neighborhood children in a rice field on a sunny afternoon. While chasing birds in the tall rice plants, which towered over the small children, the boy got lost from the others. His foot then slipped deep into muddy water in the field, trapping him and causing him to cry out of confusion and fear until an uncle found and rescued him. When he was brought home by the uncle and saw his mother waiting with a whip to punish him for wandering off, the boy began crying again at the prospect of being disciplined.
A young boy had precious childhood memories of playing with neighborhood children in a rice field on a sunny afternoon. While chasing birds in the tall rice plants, which towered over the small children, the boy got lost from the others. His foot then slipped deep into muddy water in the field, trapping him and causing him to cry out of confusion and fear until an uncle found and rescued him. When he was brought home by the uncle and saw his mother waiting with a whip to punish him for wandering off, the boy began crying again at the prospect of being disciplined.
Everyone has a different childhood, they are all priceless and
unforgettable memories, my childhood is also full of those
precious things. There is a memory that I remember forever, whenever I think about it I can’t help but laugh stupidly. It was a sunny afternoon when I hid from my mother and followed the neighborhood children to the field to play. At that time, each of us was an inch tall, but the rice in its ripeness was taller than my head. At first, we all followed each other to catch field birds. The field at noon is sunny and empty, looking up only to see the sky is high and the bird’s wings quickly pass by, leaving a startled cry. Because of looking around, I got lost. I was about to call them back when my foot slipped into the field, calf-deep mud. It took a while for me to pull my feet up, both confused and scared I burst into tears. Then, an uncle went to visit the field, he found me crying and took me home. I used to stop crying but when I saw my mom standing in front of the door with a whip I burst into tears again.