Recently, Xiasha Middle School in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, arranged to watch the World Cup in the evening without homework. The headmaster said that the spirit of never giving up in the World Cup is worth learning for children. The school will try its best to let children watch the World Cup at an appropriate time. During the World Cup, middle schools chose not to leave homework for students and organized students to watch the World Cup football match collectively. Maybe in some people's eyes, this kind of practice is a bit unprofessional. But according to the students' feedback, they are more efficient because of the school's thoughtfulness, and can complete their studies in the daytime as much as possible. In a sense, the school does not leave homework for indulgence, but for students to learn a lot of knowledge and useful things that can not be learned in the classroom by watching the World Cup. As the highest field of football, the World Cup not only competes with the strategies and tactics of each team's platoon and players' personal skills, but also competes with the team spirit of unity and cooperation and the spirit of never giving up. Let students understand the impact of the World Cup, understand, cultivate and improve the team spirit, fighting spirit and personal comprehensive ability in a subtle way, which will become a valuable asset of a person's life. Moreover, mistakes and failures are a part of football matches and life. Watching the World Cup can guide students to accept mistakes and failures calmly. Today's young students need to learn to accept the lesson of failure. It may be appropriate to watch the World Cup. (Outlook New Times)