A few days ago, a piece of news about an uncle born in the 1970s was on the hot search. It turned out that this uncle spent 16 years and 1 million to build a "little man's book kingdom". This move made netizens They admired him endlessly, and everyone generally thought that this uncle was really very childlike. How valuable it is for a person to always maintain a childlike innocence. Everyone envies this uncle born in the 1970s to live such a free and beautiful life, and to still have such beautiful childhood memories even when he is dozens of years old. So, what thing represents your childhood? Let’s take a look at what netizens think represents their childhood. 1. The tin frog is my childhood favorite

The thing that represents my childhood must be the tin frog. I still remember the joy when I got my first tin frog. The tin frog was my favorite in childhood. Every time after school, I would get together with my friends to play with the tin frog, and compete to see whose frog could jump farther. Today's children don't play with tin frogs very much because they have too many toys, but the tin frog has become a childhood toy that I can't let go of. 2. Rattles are forever childhood memories

Rattles are definitely my forever childhood memories. There have been several rattles at home since I can remember, all bought by my parents to make me happy. When I grew up, I would hold the rattle and play with the children every day. The happy time at that time was really wonderful. Now every time I see the rattle, I feel very happy. 3. Glass marbles are my childhood memories

When I was a child, I would lie on the ground with my friends and play with glass marbles to see who could bounce far. We would even dig holes by ourselves to watch the glass marbles. Will it fall into the hole? Today's children rarely play with glass marbles. Adults think glass marbles are dangerous, but colorful glass marbles are actually so interesting and remind people of their childhood.

Everyone is welcome to share something that represents their childhood and actively participate in the discussion.