There is a classic saying, "Don't let children lose at the starting line". Is this sentence really reasonable?

Practice is the only criterion for testing truth. There must be some truth in this sentence. We have seen many people lose at the starting line, but overtake at corners and become a dark horse in life. But more because you lost at the starting line and kept losing. The starting line is really important.

The economic base determines the superstructure, such as children from poor families and children from rich families, but in terms of educational resources and achievements. Children of the poor can do well without good educational resources. But today's society pays more attention to comprehensive ability. Take the university as an example. People with special talents are often more popular at school.

Different from high school, university is a small society with many opportunities to show talents. Children of rich families have better conditions to pursue what they want to do, and they tend to be more clear about life and versatile. Coupled with the influence of hearing and hearing, the children of rich families are more generous and decent, and have a greater chance of getting better development opportunities. Moreover, it is very likely that due to family reasons, they will get more attention and pay more attention to the cultivation of their comprehensive quality, thus forming a positive feedback and making them better.

Vision and pattern are important factors that affect a person's development. Only by going out, contacting more people and being with outstanding people can we have a broad vision and a big pattern. If you lose at the starting line from the beginning, it is easy to have inferiority complex and form negative feedback. Slowly, my vision is getting narrower and narrower. With the assimilation of the surrounding environment, I will gradually become a salted fish and spend my life quietly.

The starting line can't determine whether a child is successful or not, but it gives children more choices, so don't let them lose at the starting line. ?