"Look, this is my laundry." Photographed by our reporter Ge Wei

At 9:30 yesterday morning, Yingze Street Office, Yingze District, Binzhou Road 2 Community, the fourth stop of the sixth phase of "Shanxi Evening News · Red Scarf in Action", the "Kid in charge" activity was officially launched. What is different from the past is that the place of this Red Scarf activity has changed from the community activity room and various recreation places to the Red Scarf's own home. According to the activity requirements, red scarves should independently complete a family task assigned by their parents.

Shoe brushing: complaining that the water is too cold

At 9:40 am, reporters and community workers came to Wu Chuchu's home. Chuchu is a fourth grade student of Qingnian Road Primary School. He can play the piano and tap dance. He is also the monitor of the class. Her mother, Ms. Liu, said Chuchu can do some simple housework at ordinary times. "I washed the dishes when I was two and a half years old, hehe......" Ms. Liu said and smiled. This time, she assigned the task of cleaning the dirty sports shoes!

After half an hour, my hands were red with cold, but my sneakers were much cleaner. "The water is too cold!" Chuchu murmured.

Laundry: difficult to deal with collar and cuff

At 10 am, Bai Haohang, a fifth grader of Qingnian Road Primary School, was at home. Xiaohaohang's mother, Ms. Sun, has just finished the operation and is still very weak. After hearing about the reporter's visit, Ms. Sun said that Xiaohaohang can basically take care of himself at ordinary times. "He can wash clothes with a washing machine and cook in a microwave oven..." This time, Ms. Sun assigned her daughter the task of washing the underwear she just changed by hand.

After only 5 minutes, Xiaohaohang finished washing his clothes. When Ms. Sun checked, she found that the collar and cuffs were dirty. Xiaohaohang was very satisfied and said, "Wash it carelessly!"

Ms. Liu, Wu Chuchu's mother, said: "Usually children are too busy with their homework, and many parents do not want to let them distract themselves from doing housework. Generally, parents do everything for them. In fact, it is necessary for children to cultivate their basic self-care ability by themselves."