“My daughter has me around every day. We read, write and sleep together. However, many students of mine have no   (1)  . They have to be   (2)   from their parents. The most heart-warming way of      (3)      a kid is the company（陪伴）of parents.” At a student care activity called “Home & Love”, Chen Shaoguang, the principal（校长）of No.1 Primary School says, many parents are going out as migrant workers（外出务工人员）to make money to   (4)   the family. So the students at a very young age have to be   (5)   at home. And that’s when their childhood begins to be covered by the feeling of   (6)   and the difficulty of fitting into a group.

As   (7)  by Principal Chen, left-behind children can communicate with their parents by installing（安装）cameras on the TV.   (8)   the modern technology, the connection between a traditional TV at home and parents’ mobile phones becomes much more   (9)  . And the long distance（距离）between the left-behind children and their parents is being shortened. Principal Chen also calls for more   (10)   from society. He strongly believes that a better   (11)   for those left-behind children can be created.

According to a survey by the All-China Women’s Federation, the   (12)   of China’s “left-behind children” is more than 61 million. It is the same as the   (13)   of Britain.   (14)   them, 42.8% have parents that both are migrant workers.   (15)   most of the children are being taken care of by their relatives, 7.3% are uncertain to be taken care of.