I wrote a little something again, quite boring.

Education Education should be from the strong to the weak, not from the elder to the younger. Many times, seeing the education of many children by their parents on the street, it feels very sad. What great achievements can a child from a poor family make? They are reluctant to spend money on education, lack life experience, and their education of children comes from their own materialistic views of the world. When you were young, I don't know if your parents ever said such things to you, 'Adults speak, children should keep quiet'...

Of course, it's not just about children and adults. Education is when the strong educate the weak, not when the elder educates the younger. As you grow older, can your teachers, your parents, or the seniors you met while studying give you any guiding advice? I don't think so. Listening to their advice simply means becoming an ordinary person like them. Sometimes, wrong advice can plunge an ordinary person with already slim chances into an abyss. Of course, can the strong give good advice to the weak? Not entirely, because past views of the world do not necessarily represent the present.

Learn to make your own decisions, bear the consequences yourself, and your life has just begun.

I wrote a little something again, quite boring.

Education Education should be from the strong to the weak, not from the elder to the younger. Many times, seeing the education of many children by their parents on the street, it feels very sad. What great achievements can a child from a poor family make? They are reluctant to spend money on education, lack life experience, and their education of children comes from their own materialistic views of the world. When you were young, I don't know if your parents ever said such things to you, 'Adults speak, children should keep quiet'...

Of course, it's not just about children and adults. Education is when the strong educate the weak, not when the elder educates the younger. As you grow older, can your teachers, your parents, or the seniors you met while studying give you any guiding advice? I don't think so. Listening to their advice simply means becoming an ordinary person like them. Sometimes, wrong advice can plunge an ordinary person with already slim chances into an abyss. Of course, can the strong give good advice to the weak? Not entirely, because past views of the world do not necessarily represent the present.

Learn to make your own decisions, bear the consequences yourself, and your life has just begun.