CCTV strongly recommends 200 high scoring documentaries, and the pattern explodes after watching it

Mondo Entertainment Updated on 2024-02-12

Seeing that his son had been brushing the short **, he silently told himself that during the New Year, he had to endure it and not get angry.

But I started a wave of operations.

I searched for the documentary "Super Pasteur" on the Internet, projected it on TV, and sighed while watching it: So that's the case.

The child first peeked at it, then stopped for a while, and then put down the phone and followed along.

He told me as he watched: "It was the age of dinosaurs, divided into the Cretaceous ......”

We always complain that children play with their phones.

But all they can see is that we're playing with our phones. Even if you accompany the baby, you don't delay swiping your mobile phone in your hand.

It's been a vacation and I've been busy for a year, so give myself some "slow down time".

Putting down the phone, accompanying the baby, taking the children, and watching documentaries is much better than aimlessly swiping the phone.

Documentaries can lead children to see nature, see the world, grow knowledge, and understand humanities.

While accompanying the baby, it also allows us to increase our knowledge, why not?

Today, I will share 200 high-scoring documentaries recommended by CCTV, which is enough for a whole year.

You can pick a few to see first, and the rest, it is highly recommended to collect the code first, and keep it for later.

At the end: Sometimes, watching a documentary makes more sense than traveling thousands of miles.

It can take you to the lesser-known natural scenery, make you re-examine and think, and inspire the perception of life.

It allows you to keep up with your child's growth and stay on track.

Li Meijin said: Adults study hard, and children can make progress every day.

200 high-scoring documentaries, everyone collect them and watch them slowly, like them, let more people see them, and grow towards the sun together.

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