"Laughter is life-giving." This is one of the most impressive lines in the devotional I read this morning. The author said that whenever his mother and her three sisters were together, they laughed as much as they could, and that no matter how hard life was, they didn't let the heavy burdens of life overwhelm them, and they always managed to keep their ability to laugh. Women are indeed more capable of laughing than men. Laughter is a good medicine to drive away troubles and relieve tension, and it is a friendly body language that can bring people closer to each other.

In the first few days of bringing our little prince back to Taiwan for school, I deeply realized how difficult it is to be a single mother. I realized that it is not easy to be a single mom, and I thanked my husband from the bottom of my heart for everything he has done for us, such as sharing the tedious tasks of raising the children and maintaining the family together. It seems that it is necessary to take a "marriage vacation" so that husband and wife can have occasional time apart, otherwise we will take each other's contribution for granted. In addition to bringing up the child alone to help him adapt to the environment, so that he can build up a sense of security in a foreign country that "speaks his mother's language".

教育部為落實以台灣為主體之本土化教學，期使幼兒透過幼稚園推動母語教學活動，能從小會說母語，進而培養愛護鄉土、關懷社會與自然之人本情懷，近幾年來推動本土語言教學，向下到幼稚園；而閱讀也是推動的重點，如何將閱讀融入生活中，以及如何透過親師合作，提升孩童對閱讀的興趣，共同營造豐富的閱讀環境；還有校園遊戲場

Excerpted from Mandarin Daily By Chen Huishan Adults always play the role of punishment setters and enforcers in the parenting process, but adults should also review whether they have a correct understanding of the meaning of punishment. In a society where people live together, the purpose of punishment is to prevent each other from violating the respect that should be shown to each other. Such respect reveals harmony in the family and is the foundation of safety in society. Therefore, if a child does not have a deeper understanding of the meaning of "relationships," he or she will not be punished.

"My child can peel a pomelo, that's amazing!" Many parents were impressed by their children's performance in kindergarten after seeing the photos of the Mid-Autumn Festival event, the pomelo peeling contest and the pomelo skin hats. Parents said that their children, who only talk but don't do anything at home, are doing so well in kindergarten. That's right! The pomelo peeling contest was a great success even for the kindergarteners because we created an environment for celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the contextual guidance, the teacher's guidance, and the children's interactions triggered the children's desire to learn more about pomelo peeling.

Teacher's Day is here. The Confucius Temple has been prepared; parents are eager to pluck the hairs of wisdom for their children's grades; some schools ask their loving mothers to prepare breakfast for their teachers early in the morning; some schools lay out a red carpet for teachers to walk down the avenue of stars, with principals dressed as princesses and princes, making it a joyous and enthusiastic occasion; some quietly send flowers and cards to express their gratitude, and the music in the middle of the day is sung to show appreciation for the teachers' kindness.... ...Although there are so many activities, so many cards, and so many media outlets trying to remind us to "thank our teachers" on Teacher's Day....