Yun Hanxiao just happened to return home and saw two children grabbing a book to read like they were candy. She also curiously came over to look at it, but she didn't know that Di Shaoze closed the book.
"Mommy, do you want to see it too?"
Yun Han smiled and nodded.
Di Shaoze smiled and said: "Then let daddy read to you." He has no interest in reading to little Bao'er. This girl's purpose has never been to really read![
She just wanted to play with him.
Shaoze doesn't think that there is nothing important in life except playing. Life is so short, it would be a pity to waste it all on playing. Of course, playing and learning should be combined.
The book is wrapped in a simple off-white bookcase, and the title of the book is not written on it.
Di Chajie casually turned to a page and found that it was a phrase from the biological category, and there was nothing special about it.
Seeing the curious look on Xiao Baoer's face, and Yun Hanxiao who seemed to want to know, Di Chajie started reading. Di Chajie's voice was very good and elegant.
"It takes 7 seconds for food to travel from mouth to stomach.
A human hair can lift a weight of 3kg.
The size of the male genitalia is three times the size of the thumb.”
After reading this, Di Chajie paused for a moment and almost wanted to laugh.
Because Yun Hanxiao looked very embarrassed, and he was the most uncomfortable person in the group.
Yun Hanxiao looked at the children's calm faces and felt that it was too inappropriate to stop at this time, so he said: "Please continue."
So, Di Chajie continued nonchalantly: "The hardness of the thigh bone is almost the same as cement.
Women blink twice as much as men.
When a person stands still, he needs to use 300 muscles."
After reading this, Yun Hanxiao realized that Di Chajie looked at his left hand, with a strange expression on his face, as if he was trying to hold back his laughter.
I was afraid that he would read something he shouldn't have said, so I took the book over.
His eyes scanned down the printed words word by word,
"When the woman finished reading this, the man was still looking at his thumb."
Uh... today's children's books are really profound![