My son is five years old and doesn't like to learn to write. How can I cultivate his love of writing by listening to stories and watching TV?

First of all, don't force him to write, because children are rebellious. The more you let him do it, the less he wants to do it. Since children love to listen to stories, we can guide them from the perspective of stories, such as telling stories that some small animals and children like to write, and everyone likes him, and slowly cultivate his awareness in this respect. These influences are subtle and can't be said to be immediate, but children are thoughtful, and what they tell him will have an impact in his mind.

Second, slowly, take writing as a reward, so that he will feel that he has a chance to write only if he does well, so that he will be proud of it.

Third, limit the number or time of writing, beyond which you are not allowed to write. I can't watch my child love to write today. Let him write more. If he doesn't like to write tomorrow, he will write less. In doing so, the child's interest will be aroused first, and he will feel that this opportunity is hard-won, and it will be gone in the past. Second, it can cultivate children's good study habits.

Note: I don't have any children, so I can only speak in theory, and I have no practical experience to refer to, and I don't know the difficulty of actual implementation. I hope I can help you. In short, children's education is a persistent matter. We must persist and persist, and we must not give up because of difficulties.