报载一幅图片,标题是“上锁的童年”,一个小孩坐在石阶上,粗大的钢筋门锁着,孩子在铁窗里失去了自由,那双大眼睛和企盼的目光,渴望着外面自由的天空。我禁不住想起十多年前,小姑娘苏明娟那双渴望求知的眼睛,之后她成为全国希望工程的形象代表, “大眼睛”姑娘苏明娟后来如愿以偿考上了安徽大学。铁窗里渴望自由的孩子们什么时候才能像苏明娟那样如愿以偿呢? 图片上的孩子是从农村来的,父母进城打工,忙于生计,无暇照料,把孩子锁在家里。这种现象在生活中很普遍,如今城市打工者有不少是孩子尚小的年轻夫妇, 他们双双外出谋生,白天把小孩关在“家”里,难以顾及, The newspaper contains a picture titled “Locked-up Childhood”, a child sitting on a stone steps, a thick steel door locked, the child lost freedom in the iron window, those big eyes and looking forward to the eyes, eager to the outside Free sky. I could not but remember the eyes of a girl Su Mingjuan who had longing to know about more than a decade ago. After that, she became the representative of the Hope Project in the whole country. Su Mingjuan, girl with “big eyes”, later got her wish and got admitted to Anhui University. When do children wanting to be free in the iron window get their way like Su Mingjuan? The children in the pictures come from rural areas, their parents work in cities, are busy with their livelihoods, have no time to take care of them, and lock their children at home. This phenomenon is very common in life. Nowadays, there are many urban migrant workers who are young and young children. Both of them go out to make a living and keep the children in the “house” during the day.