[Interesting] Not Simple Grandpa

After get off work, the station is full of people waiting for the bus, and I am one of them. In front of me was an old grandfather with white hair. Beside him was a little girl in a school uniform, holding the grandfather's hand. Knowing from their conversation that they are grandfather and granddaughter, I didn't pay special attention to the grandfather and granddaughter in front of me, but I stood behind them and naturally heard their conversation, one of which was very interesting.

The little girl said, "Grandpa, I failed in silent reading today, and I'm very unhappy." The old grandpa said, "It doesn't matter, you have studied and reviewed, and your hard work is worthy of praise." The little girl said, "But I don't. Qualified." The grandfather said, "It's not the most important thing to pass or fail, the important thing is to learn. If you don't know it today, you will be able to remember it later. Those who can remember today may be able to remember it later. I forgot." (Listening to my grandfather, I realized that I forgot a lot of things I learned in school.) The little girl patted her head and seemed to understand. The old grandfather continued: "Memorization is just a form, it shows how high your level is that day, but people will change, like you can't speak when you were young, but now you can. As long as you keep learning, one day you will understand. The little girl asked worriedly, "Will you really understand in the future?" The grandfather said, "It depends on whether you want to keep learning." The little girl said, "I'm worried that you will keep learning or not." "The old grandfather: "Then it depends on how you study. You are good at memorizing stories, but your vocabulary is relatively weak. Would you like grandpa to help you?" The little girl asked, "Does grandpa have any way to help me?" "You won't know until you try it. Let's try it when we get home, shall we?" the little girl said, "Okay, I don't want to fail again next time." Paddled her granddaughter's head. Then I started talking with my granddaughter about what I wanted for dinner.

The old grandfather's words are really thought-provoking, including "Have you forgotten what you have learned before?" "Have you been learning what you don't understand?" In just a few words, the wisdom of this old grandfather was fully displayed.