Tian Chess Game

Didi, are there any book friends here? This new book is pretty good.

Some thoughts on the character Li Ming, a high school student in the novel, first of all, this child is very miserable, but he feels miserable in a special way, which means that Li Ming is very much like a child in a family that will appear around us 1. My roommate's father cheated on him six times, but his mother still never left him. The family atmosphere was very bad, and my roommate often cried. 2. After many families were reorganized, their children were targeted by stepfathers and stepmothers in various ways. This period was very popular. My Ping'er was like this in the first half of my life, and my biological grandfather also died after his biological mother. After his stepmother came to the family, he was abandoned by the family and sent to the countryside for foster care. 3. Let alone the stepfather not giving the child money, my friend, the biological mother did not give her any money after her father died. As a graduate student in the Department of Mathematics, her life is very difficult and she can only run takeaways. 4. I have been a tutor for many years, and the relationship between students and parents is particularly conflicting, because parents feel that if their children do not do well, they have not worked hard. The logic is very simple. People with good grades in school must have worked hard. If you do not do well, it means you have not worked hard, or you have not put effort into studying. I have spent so much money and provided such a good environment, why don't you work hard? But have parents thought carefully about their children? He may just like to work in a factory like Li Ming. He feels that factory work can bring rewards and a sense of accomplishment. Some people may say that children have little knowledge and have no foresight. They must take the 985 public examination as planned by their parents in order to have a stable and beautiful future life. But I really don't know what kind of path is a good life path. Shouldn't it be one that I like and can accept? What others tell you is an illusory and beautiful future, just like a mirage. Children desperately find their way to the mirage in the desert, only to find that they could have lived a peaceful life in a place that is not a desert. Now they are brought to the desert. For the goal of the mirage that is not suitable for them, they are likely to suffer and die in the desert. . .