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In China, going to university is a dream for many people. Regardless of parents, students or schools, all the 12 years of education in primary and secondary schools seem to have only one purpose in the final analysis, and that is to get into college. However, when thousands of candidates sweated like rain and worked hard to break free from the overcrowded single-plank bridge of the college entrance examination, and finally broke into the university gate, were they only greeted by flowers and laughter? No! When they wake up from a dream and find that their original right to choose their own choice has been ruthlessly deprived of their rights, that they have entered a university and major that is not what they love, and that they are disappointed with the university's outdated textbooks and mediocre teachers, bitterness and helplessness are inevitable.

Students who have not experienced the senior year of high school will not know what hard work is, what competition is, and what cruelty is. People who have never been parents of high school seniors will not know what it means to be worried, what it means to be anxious, and what it means to walk on thin ice with fear. Some people call the senior year of high school the "purgatory" of life. In fact, for parents of senior high school students, no one can stay outside this "purgatory". Every cry, every burst of laughter, and every sigh of their children is tightly held in their hearts. Every parent who accompanies their children through the senior year of high school is tantamount to going through a "purgatory". The college entrance examination is not only a test for students, but also a test for parents.

The person I truly loved suddenly left without saying goodbye, and I entered another maze in pain. This maze also contained a sad story that was gone but heartbreaking. The sound of the piano in the story was endless, which indicated that I was back with my lover again... I am not going to go home during the summer vacation. At noon, I went to the newsstand at the school gate and bought an evening newspaper. I didn't read anything else and went straight to the advertising page. An advertisement squeezed into the gap caught my attention: Home English teacher urgently needed, salary negotiable. If interested, please contact Mr. Lan, contact number ××××××××. I am a third-year student majoring in psychology and education at a prestigious university. I passed CET-6 in English when I was a sophomore, so I have no problem being an English tutor. When I returned to the dormitory, I immediately dialed the contact number.

A child who was admitted to a key middle school with the second best score in the school suddenly turned into a poor student or a bad student for some reason after entering the middle school. Is this the child's fault or the school's fault? It is said that parents are the consumers of education and have paid all the fees. However, when their children's grades fail to improve, the parents become the scapegoats and are summoned and reprimanded by the teachers. This makes Lao Zhou, a parent, feel very angry! When his son was 13 years old, he asked his son to drop out of school and said, "Go back, we won't play this game anymore." On his 18th birthday, he said to his son: "I will only support you until you are 18 years old. From tomorrow on, you can find a way to support yourself." And he didn't give him a penny. Although Zhou Jianxiang and his son Zixuan live in the same city, they have not seen each other for more than a year.