From this, it reminds me of the phrase "it is difficult to live in a cold door" that has been hotly debated on the Internet in recent years. As soon as this sentence was put forward, it caused widespread condemnation from all walks of life. But this sentence is just a correct nonsense, because no one has ever said that "poor families will have expensive children." The poor can't produce expensive children just like the blacksmith's shop can't produce gold and silver jewelry, but although the blacksmith's shop can't produce these extravagant gold and silver jewelry, it can produce swords and halberds that are refined into steel and chilly.
As the saying goes, since ancient times, heroes have been out of the way, and dude children are less powerful; As the saying goes, if you are poor, you will be successful; As the saying goes, the sky will fall to the Sri Lankan people, suffering their minds first, and then suffering their minds. Difficulties and hardships are to create heroes, great men and adults, otherwise, these people will at least be sorry for their sufferings and sins. It is precisely those who have been guilty and sinned since childhood. Based on this tolerance, it is possible to have enough tolerance and perseverance.
Those who have achieved great things in ancient times are not only brilliant, but also determined to persevere. Who has more perseverance? Compared with those children who live in gentle villages or even born with golden spoons, those children who are born in poverty and suffer a lot from snacks are more likely to develop perseverance and achieve great achievements of mankind.
Of course, those who put forward the phrase "it is difficult for a poor family to produce a noble child" may just want to criticize the educational injustice under the gap between the rich and the poor in China. From this perspective, I agree with his criticism and resolutely oppose the unfair education caused by the gap between the rich and the poor. Because the function of education itself should be to offset and level the gap between the rich and the poor in society, wouldn't it be the greatest irony to education if the gap between the rich and the poor and the education gap form a mutually beneficial relationship? But the reason why I object to his words is because I don't want his words to have a negative impact on poor children, so that they think that poverty will have a negative impact on themselves and that poverty will make them feel inferior. The reality may be just the opposite. On the contrary, the bad situation may become the biggest help for them to succeed, to the altar and to the road of heroes. Therefore, children from poor families should not hate or curse their unfortunate situation, but should thank and cherish their situation. Because this reverse life situation, in fact, is as rare as the status of a rich family born with a golden spoon, which can be met but not sought, and as long as a person grasps this godsend opportunity, there will be some extraordinary achievements waiting for him to create and achieve.
Undeniably, children from rich families may have an advantage if they just want to find a good job and live a good life. However, from the perspective of ambition and success, the logic of "heroes have been poor since ancient times, and playboys are few and powerful" has never changed, and will not change in the foreseeable future.