向AI提问:用椅子怎么拼成坦克?朗朗小朋友心领神会,一下子就变成了现实

My grandson Langlang is four years and four months old. He has grown tired of all his toys at home. So he often arranges chairs, buckets, water hoses, planks and other household items to build all kinds of new weapons, such as tanks, aircraft carriers, artillery, planes and rockets. Today, we watched the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square on TV. He could tell the different uniform colours of the Army, Navy and Air Force. Pointing at the flag raisers, he said the service members in white were from the Navy, those in blue from the Air Force, and those in green from the Army. He knows that the Air Force flies aircraft, the Navy operates aircraft carriers, and the Army uses tanks. After we turned off the TV, he asked me to build a tank with chairs. I told him I did not know how. He said, “Ask Doubao! Let’s see how Doubao builds it.” I opened Doubao and typed my request: build a tank using chairs with a picture for demonstration. Doubao produced a set of written instructions plus a simple diagram. I read it carefully but still felt confused and did not know where to start. Langlang glanced at the simple diagram generated by Doubao and immediately said, “I can do it.” I quietly watched beside him. In no time, he put pieces together, and a quite convincing “tank” took shape. He sat on it and explained how to operate it. He used a big bag of bodhi seeds as cannonballs, loaded them into the “tank”, and shouted “Fire!” I took photos and sent them to his parents. They all said it looked amazingly like a real tank. I cannot help admiring children’s imagination and hands-on ability. In his world, if he can imagine it, he can make it.