If you’ve ever felt “not good enough” after failing an exam, if you’ve ever felt suffocated by your parents’ expectations, or if you’ve ever wanted to ask, “Can I take it a little easier?” but didn’t dare to say it out loud, then this story will tell you: you’re not alone.
It shows us that on the road to growing up, a person’s feelings and dignity matter more than grades. It teaches us that when you’re tired, you can stop and rest; when you fail, you can start again. Your worth has never depended on anyone else’s opinion. It also helps us understand that real love isn’t “You have to come first,” but “As long as you’re happy, that’s enough.”
More importantly, it shows us the power of having someone by your side. When you’re close to giving up, someone will always come from far away, take your hand, and tell you, “I’m here.” You don’t have to be perfect or pretend to be strong. Just being alive means you deserve to be loved.
May every child working hard to get by find understanding and courage in this story, learn to accept themselves, and learn to reach out to the people around them. You’re not alone.
It's beautiful. This article written by the teacher describes the powerlessness of porcelain, the pain of broken porcelain, and the confusion and caution about porcelain in Britain, France, Russia and the United States. "They say that if you have three hundred and sixty skills, you will be the number one scholar." "But he also said that everything is inferior, only reading is superior." How ironic, as if not studying and getting poor grades are your own problems... The teacher wrote about the essence of Chinese education, the pain of Chinese education, and the root cause of beating and scolding education in most Chinese families... "China won everything, but lost in education..."
🥰 There are many detailed descriptions in the article. I feel that writing here is not very good. You can take a look at this. If you feel that you are under a lot of pressure, you can also refer to this. I feel that my suffering has been written into it, and my ability to empathize has been greatly improved.
The character descriptions are very detailed and beautiful. Chinese education has ruined many children...
He expressed the pain of Chinese education and the pity for the children receiving education.
Although I am just a passerby, I feel that the knife is so good that I am determined to join the circle o(╥╥)oThe author's writing is very good
The teacher writes very well and is very realistic