"Winter vacation is coming. How are you going to spend it?" In the face of the reporter's question, 9-year-old sun Qing (a pseudonym) gave the answer after thinking a little, "read books and do housework for grandma." "I'm going to help grandma sweep the floor, fold the quilt and learn to cook with grandma." Recently, sun Qing blinked and made a face when interviewed by reporters here. Sun Qing is a first-year student of Pingdiquan Town Central School, Chayouqian banner, Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He is also a left behind child. "My parents are very busy. Every time I call to ask me whether I study well and how I eat?" Once the 9-year-old girl talked about her parents, her tone was sluggish. "Mom and dad are very busy. They call for about 10 minutes every time." 8-year-old Liu Yuan (a pseudonym) is also a first-year student of the school. At the same time, he is also a left behind child. In an interview with reporters, she said, "I usually live with my grandmother and can see my father once a week." To Liu Yuan's delight, "every time I get the teacher's praise in my study, my father will buy me delicious food, which makes me very happy." For the topic of how to spend the winter vacation, Liu Yuan's answer is, "if you want to learn dance during the vacation, of course, you should learn to cook with your grandmother." When 11 year old Zhang Xixi (a pseudonym) talked about how to spend the winter vacation, the fourth grade child talked about the "after-school service" in the school. "Our school offers fun courses such as dance, art, music and so on. We can read a lot of extracurricular books every day." Zhang Xixi told reporters, "the 'after-school service' in the school can only wait until the beginning of school. This holiday, when I am with my grandmother, I help with housework and read more books. With knowledge, I can be useful to the society." 12-year-old Wu JUANJUAN (pseudonym) is a fifth grader of the school. For the holiday life, the left behind child with excellent academic achievements said, "if conditions permit, it's best to have the opportunity to watch a movie and roller skate." Li Sheng, the principal of the Central School of Pingdiquan town in Chayouqian banner, told reporters that there were 29 left behind children in the school. "Most of the children's parents work outside. In addition to returning home to reunite with their children during the Spring Festival, they are accompanied by their grandparents more often." "You don't have to pay all the expenses. You can also have breakfast at school. Now these 29 left behind children have received donations and attention from all walks of life." Li Sheng said. It is worth mentioning that among the many left behind children randomly interviewed by the reporter, most children said, "when you grow up, you should be a teacher." "Why do you want to be a teacher?" The reason given by these left behind children is: we want to teach knowledge to more people. We expect knowledge to change our destiny. (outlook new era)