Be tolerant of others. In Qing Dynasty, Lin Zexu once said: "All rivers run into the sea, with great tolerance;": The wall stands thousands of miles, and there is no desire. " Tolerance is the most useful adhesive of friendship. It is like a fire in the ice and snow, warming people's hearts. Tolerance, like other sentiments, can be cultivated from an early age. If you can form the habit of tolerating others in your childhood, people around you will also tolerate you. Suhomlinski of the former Soviet Union once said: "Sometimes the moral shock brought by tolerance is stronger than punishment." It can turn the dissatisfaction around you into a spring breeze and make your interpersonal relationship better every day. So, if I were a boy again, I would tolerate others.
Secondly, extensive reading is equal to all-round supplementary knowledge. Childhood is a period of laying the foundation. If you can read widely, it will be helpful to all classes in the school. You don't know anything about ancient and modern times or astronomy and geography.
Cultivate self-care ability. I am an only child, so it is inevitable that my father loves my mother at home, and my self-care ability can't keep up with the beat. Now my parents are my umbrella, but the road ahead is long, so I naturally need to challenge my life alone, and the ability to take care of myself is very important. If I were a boy again, I would seriously cultivate my self-care ability and not be a flower in a greenhouse.