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Every child is a little angel of his or her parents, and they are also unique in the world. As the little ones grow up, we find that the cuteness that we once held in our hands has long since decayed, and has been replaced by unknown roars and growls.

Yesterday, my cousin Yan Zi said in frustration, "Sister! It's too difficult to raise a child now. I would rather die than have a second child. I can't even handle one child, and another one will cause chaos."

Raising a child is difficult. These four words have long become nothing new. Children are also a competition field that tests the endurance of parents. In this competition, no one can confidently say, "I will definitely be able to endure it." It is almost impossible to find an example of a mother who does not become a roaring mother after giving birth.

Yan Zi is a girl who graduated from junior high school and moved to Beijing. Although her family is not rich and she herself is not very talented, Yan Zi pays more attention to the cultivation of her daughter than anything else, because Yan Zi knows that no matter how exquisite the life is, it is not as good as cultivating an excellent child. Nowadays, showing off RVs and annual salaries of millions are out of date. Cultivating an excellent academic master will almost make you look cool when you go out.

Ever since Yan Zi's daughter entered the third grade, Yan Zi has required her child to be in the top three in every exam. This year, affected by the epidemic, Yan Zi has fallen behind the top five for two consecutive times. Yan Zi attributed the poor performance to her daughter's lack of seriousness in online classes. At first, Yan Zi was the only one roaring, and when the child was scolded to pieces, her daughter angrily retorted, "You have never been satisfied with me. No matter what you do, it is wrong. I hate you. You are a bad mother."