✓The subversive life of a plane farmer

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☆ 91. Chapter 91

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Chapter 91

"Miaomiao, I'm leaving tomorrow."

"Where to go?"

"Where I came from."

"Come back?"

Shi Luo's eyes turned red, "I want to hear you play the piano."

Cheng Xiang They remembered that there was a piano on their shopping list, and now they understood what prompted them to buy it.

The two children were about to enter the house. When they saw Lin Miaomiao's mother, Cheng Xiang walked up and handed over the fruit in her hand.

"I live next door, and this is my relative's child. The two of them played together before, and they are going back recently. Why don't you bring me over to say goodbye to your child."

Qiu Hui led the person in and greeted them with a smile: " It's just that your husband next door brought Miaomiao back and was misunderstood by the security guard..."

"It's okay, everyone is anxious. I would have thought too much if the child was lost."

The layout of the Lin family's room is different from that of Chu Xu's. The decoration is simple, but it also looks warm and comfortable.

Qiu Hui looked surprised when the piano sounded upstairs, but when she saw Cheng Xiang, she lowered her eyes and smiled.

"Children are so difficult to raise. I don't even know what she is thinking about every day. If she doesn't study hard or learn more skills, she will have a lower starting point than others in the future, and she will be the one to suffer."

Hearing her discouraged lament, Cheng Xiang took a look at Qiu Hui's face. He didn't look like someone who had suffered. He didn't expect that his personality had such a biased and strong side.

"I don't have children. I don't know what you mean. But, many things follow the laws of nature. If you put me in a room and study this or that all day long, I might not be able to stand it for a week. ."

Cheng Xiang has never been a teacher and has no chance to educate children. This does not prevent her from understanding the heart of a child. Everyone has the regret of not working hard in childhood and being sad when they grow old. But has anyone ever thought about what would happen to that person if he worked hard when he was young but still achieved nothing when he got old?

They may be extreme and aggressive, doubting themselves and denying society. Such people are the most terrible thing. They are unhappy all their lives, living for other people's expectations and being the focus of others. A person without self has no one to love, let alone the ability to love others. If you don't know how to appreciate the warmth of the world, you may be depressed until you die.

The main culprit for all this is the daily supervision and brainwashing by parents in childhood. The kind of cruelty that seems to be good for you, but forcibly breaks your wings and makes you stay on the shore of an isolated island forever, is the most excessive thing to do to a child.

"If I have a child, I will let her learn to see the world and understand that eating and drinking is hard-won. It is up to her to choose her own future. As long as she does not have bad morals and bad outlook, everything else is her own business. I think. If we want her to become a talented person, we might as well hope that she becomes as tough as a pine or a cypress, so that she can at least take root wherever she goes."