What do you mean, father and son were enemies in a previous life?

Most children collect debts from their parents, and few parents collect debts from their children. Therefore, children are the enemies of parents, but parents are not the enemies of children. The landlord said that "the father and son were enemies in the previous life" seems to have played 50 boards on both sides, but it is actually not accurate. It can only be said that "the children are enemies". Well, since parents are not the enemies of their children, be filial to their parents unconditionally. The best years in life are those in college. Without the pressure of the college entrance examination, away from the discipline of parents, there is only one relaxation. So you enjoy playing, being crazy and dying, but when you graduate, you will no longer be a "student" and society will tell you what reality is.

Imagination is perfect, and reality is really skinny. You may never grow up without stepping on some pits, meeting some things and meeting some people. Even if you don't want to grow up, society will push you forward.

I really don't understand what college students think all day. Some college students will participate in various study groups, learn various skills, constantly contribute to themselves, enrich themselves, and make you feel stressed and afraid that you will be eliminated one day.

There are also some college students who just want to make money part-time. I want to say that part-time job is a good thing, as long as it is related to your major or you are interested in developing sideline business, it is a good choice. But if it's a part-time job that only makes money, it really doesn't make sense. Like drip truck drivers, security guards, etc. This is a particularly low part-time job. Personally, I don't think I can get any growth. It is better to read more books to enrich yourself.

If I had to choose again, I would definitely live like this in college:

1, professional skills. We spent four years studying our major. If a freshman finds that he is not interested, he must find a way to change his major in the first semester. )

2. Read more books. The most abundant resources are in university libraries, so we must cherish them.

3. Participate in community activities. Actively participating in clubs is mainly to exercise my communication and cooperation skills.

4. Cultivate your hobbies. Hobbies can cultivate people's sentiments and make people happy.

5. get all the certificates that need to be tested. Teacher qualification certificate, computer, etc. )

We are all ordinary people, doing things separately and keeping our own place. Love life and cherish the present. Because what you do in your twenties is really important. Full of expectation for life and longing for the future.