The interview with my sister is 1~2 words.

at school. When I first arrived in Nanjing, I just wanted to spend half a year learning some skills, such as learning computers, to prepare for my future life and going out of the countryside. After coming to Nanjing, my uncles and aunts were very kind to me. In order to let me learn computer, they immediately bought me a computer (at that time, their financial situation was very bad, the child was just born for more than a year, and my aunt didn't have a job), and taught me to type and learn how to deal with some documents. In the daily conversation, they learned that I had a good academic record and wanted to study, so they inquired in many ways and suggested taking the self-study exam for the major of "E-commerce" according to my actual situation. Usually, I don't like to talk, and my uncle and aunt took the initiative to ask about my study and life. Because my major requires a higher computer, my uncle opened the home network in time and asked his nephew from the Chinese Academy of Sciences to tutor me. When I was in online work, My uncle often asks me if I can ask the teachers and students in the computer department of their school to help me answer questions. Now I can get a junior college diploma with only one experimental course, and I am familiar with office automation and internet operation. They also encourage me to study for an undergraduate diploma. Without the selfless help and careful care of my uncle and aunt, I wouldn't be here today.

2. In life. When I first arrived in Nanjing, I was all thumbs and often broke something. I couldn't even turn on the gas stove or use the microwave oven. My uncle and aunt never blamed me. In the first six months, it was my uncles and aunts who cooked for me. It was six months before I learned to cook. My uncles and aunts live a simple life and their family conditions are not comfortable. Last year, they just borrowed 25, yuan to buy a second-hand house. However, every time my aunt buys clothes for my brother, she never forgets to buy clothes and shoes for me, which is regarded as a holiday. Because my brother's birthday is only a few days apart, my uncles and aunts specially arranged for me to spend it with my brother's birthday, giving me warmth. In my memory, my birthday in Nanjing is the most unforgettable! I still remember that I was sick once, and I went into shock for a short time. My uncle and aunt were so anxious that they called the 12 ambulance to take me to the hospital. Afterwards, I remembered that my brother was alone at home, and when he got home, he was crying himself hoarse. I can't eat pork at ordinary times. My uncle and aunt always ask me to buy more mutton and eggs to make up for it, because I like pasta. They usually cook both rice and pasta. They gave me a warm home, and their tolerance made me feel at ease to study. Now I have become a part of the family. My uncle and aunt often say that when I graduate, I will find a job and settle down in Nanjing, and I will live at home until I get married. Of course, I am also very grateful to the Municipal Party Committee, the Municipal Government, the Municipal Women's Federation and many good-hearted people for their concern and help. This kind of love has helped me a lot as a peasant child, and I will use what I have learned to repay good-hearted people and repay this society in the future.

second, what do I think of her (the reporter asked me what I think of the social reform)

This child is smart, sensible, honest, kind and caring. She is more familiar with where my family's things, including my salary passbook, are put than we are. We will give her the whole family, and we can rest assured. It turns out that when we lived in the teacher's apartment, she took good care of other teachers' children and everyone liked her very much. In my family, we never think that she is the nanny of our family. She is my child's sister and our adopted daughter. When friends get together, our whole family goes out to eat together. When I introduce her, I always say that she is the child's sister, and never mention the word "nanny" to let the child integrate into my family.

Third, how to get along with children (how to get along with my children)

I get along very well with Shi Dihan. When we ask Shi Dihan who you like best at home, Shi Dihan often says: Sister comes first, mother comes second and father comes third. What happened at school, the first person to tell is my sister. When I ask him, he will say, "This is a secret, only my sister and I can know", which shows how well the child gets along with her.

Fourth, family difficulties (family situation in her hometown)

My hometown is in rural Henan, with many brothers and sisters, and my father is ill. Last year, my grandmother died, and I owed a lot of foreign debts. So I dropped out of school after graduating from junior high school.

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