The 8-year-old boy in the restaurant handed cigarettes to the customers one by one and successfully left the guests.
An 8-year-old boy from Guigang, Guangxi, is the son of a restaurant owner. His father is cooking powder in the kitchen. After the guests entered the store, the children who were doing their homework put down their homework, picked up tobacco and began to entertain the guests. The guests thought the 8-year-old boy was very sensible, so they chose to eat in this shop. As can be seen from the relevant videos, it proves that the child is familiar with the road, and the father of the child is also very surprised when he sees the child's movements and the customers sitting, which not only makes people feel emotional.
The child's performance is also remarkable.
Parents are very busy and don't have enough time in the process of eating. Children are very eye-catching to help their parents greet guests. It seems like a trivial matter, but it reveals the inheritance of parents' family and education to their children and the cultivation of their emotional intelligence. Nowadays, many people attach great importance to children's academic performance, thus ignoring the cultivation and guidance of children's emotional intelligence. In fact, this is not correct.
I think this child has a high emotional intelligence and has a very good development after entering the society. In society, those with high academic qualifications and high IQ may not mix well, but those with high EQ will not be very bad. Parents should not only pay attention to their children's learning, but also pay attention to their emotional intelligence training. Of course, children may subconsciously think that cigarettes are a kind of seasoning, which can quickly narrow the distance between the two sides. In fact, for children, handing cigarettes is not the first choice. As parents, we should also pay attention to keeping children away from tobacco and cherish their lives. As parents, we should also set an example and learn to be strict with ourselves to prevent poisoning the physical and mental health of teenagers.