Teaching “Culture” to Children

Don’t we all, just like children, love a good storyteller? Just like the story of the “Little Prince,” not a textbook of any truth but just an image of what a pure heart could want to imagine if you personified the universe, here is a wonderful tale to tell:

If Africa, the Motherland, had carried the weight of earthly life in her bosom, she would have given birth to 4 children. The first child, a daughter by the name of Asia, where Japan would represent its form. The second child, a first son by the name of Europe. A third child, another son by the name of Americas, and the last child, a daughter by the name of Oceania. Asia being the first daughter, would surely connect to her mother’s heart. While the first son Europe would concern himself for the claim of inheritance. The second son, Americas, would be blessed with talents, and for him, the search for prosperous independence would make his mother proud. And the fourth child, the little girl Oceania would be nature all around as mystical and beautiful as her mother. At her young age, Africa became a gift to Father Sun, who found her the closest to being a perfect receptor of his light, and so black that she became the queen of all colors, from which all children, no matter their location, would emanate brightness from.