The implication of hanging children's schoolbags with brooms and dustpans

Broom and dustpan are cleaning tools, which are usually used to clean the dust and sundries on the ground. Hanging a broom and dustpan on a child's schoolbag may have the following meanings:

1. Keep it clean: I hope children can keep their schoolbags clean and tidy, and don't carry too much sundries or rubbish, so that the schoolbags can function better.

2. Cultivate a sense of responsibility: I hope that children can be responsible for their schoolbags and articles, and don't misplace or lose articles at will, so that they can study and live better.

3. Cultivate housework skills: I hope that children can learn housework skills from an early age, such as cleaning the ground with brooms and dustpans, and make their own contributions to the family.

4. Increase the interest in life: Hanging brooms and dustpans on children's schoolbags may just be a decoration to increase children's interest and fun in life.

In short, hanging brooms and dustpans on children's schoolbags may be because parents want their children to keep clean and responsible and learn housework skills, or it may be just a decoration or fun.