The article describing the neighbor is so brutally honest that the online community laughs

Primary school students are innocent, naive, and extremely straightforward, this is most clearly shown through writings. There have been many times when netizens have had the opportunity to laugh and have a stomachache because of the very authentic “disguise” articles from students.

Recently, the online community was laughed at by a descriptive essay of a 2nd grade boy. It is known that the title of the article asked: “Describe a neighbor”, read it and immediately burst into laughter because the boy only described it. about his nephew.

The text of the assignment is as follows:

“There are many houses next to my house, but my uncle is the one I like and play the most. There I have a nephew named Kien. My nephew is 3 years old this year. Because he is 3 years old, he already knows how to walk. Its head is round and beautiful. Because it’s grown a lot, it only has 10-15 hairs on its head. The pair of it is long and its eyes are bright. But it’s wide. It weighs about 10 kg. It often runs out. When I come home from play or come home from school, he often runs to me. His favorite thing is chip candy. When I come over, my grandson greets me with joy. is to herd buffalo and fly kites. Sometimes I even fly kites with him. I like him very much because of him. Because of him, I have…”

It can be said that the boy’s ability to describe in detail and truth to every hairline makes the reader laugh. However, readers still think that the joy of children when writing is important, not creating flowery, bogus writings.

Some notable comments:

“It’s true that elementary school students can’t help but laugh when they read. Having 10-15 hairs on their heads is very funny”;

“It’s true that elementary school literature is naive and interesting. Every time I read it, I laugh and cry”;

“If the boy’s uncle could read it, he would probably cry and laugh”;

“The very commendable boy is also very commendable because he is observant and has ideas, just need to practice his spelling a little bit.”