"Daughter like father, son like mother" will have a good life. Is there any scientific basis for this statement?

This is a sentence that people often say, which has some truth, but it is not completely right.

From a genetic point of view, there are also some genes on the sex chromosome. Sex chromosome X is much larger than sex chromosome Y, so there are many more genes on X chromosome than on Y chromosome. As we all know, male sex chromosome is XY, in which X chromosome comes from mother and Y chromosome comes from father. Because the Y chromosome contains few genes, the son looks like his mother. A woman's sex chromosome is XX, one from her father and one from her mother. The X chromosome from the mother is often "hidden" by the X chromosome from the father, which is the reason why "the daughter looks like the father".

Inheritance law is very complicated, and there are various ways of inheritance. Who does the child look like? For example, whether he is as tall as his father and whether his eyes are as big as his mother is still unpredictable.

In fact, it has nothing to do with life, let alone any scientific basis.