Sports Kingdom Competition

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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Classic stories, unforgettable, profound wisdom, benefiting a lifetime. Fairness is often demonstrated in sports competitions. On the same starting line, with the same starting gun, and the same finish line, one can determine who is faster and who is slower. In this story, PiPi and his friends compete fiercely with the Ice Fruit Team from the Sports Kingdom. Although the opponents always play dirty and take performance-enhancing drugs, PiPi always adheres to the principles of fair competition. Even when he is knocked down many times by the Bear Bear, he still struggles back to his feet and refuses to use magic beans to help himself win the race. In the end, PiPi earns the respect and friendship of his opponents and works together to defeat the Monster. This story plants the concept of fairness in children's hearts. Fairness is also often reflected in social competitions. From school to work, from school to society, children will face various competitions throughout their lives. A just society encourages competition and values ability. Ancient Greeks believed that people should possess four virtues, and the second one is fairness. Fairness means respecting everyone's rights and guiding us to treat others as we hope they treat us. However, as adults realize, society is full of unfairness everywhere. Some people always try to gain extra benefits by breaking the rules, and their goals are often achieved. So, how should we explain this to children? In fact, there's no need for harsh explanations. This story provides the answer: those who follow fairness ultimately receive the "Sports Beans." Children's hearts have the seeds of "fairness." Psychological experiments on young children show that children under the age of four can follow "fairness" instructions. Most parents also point out that their children understand the need for fair treatment by the age of two or three. Therefore, using this story to reinforce the natural sense of fairness in young children is an excellent approach.