When I was a child, my family was poor and suffered a lot. I was often called a poor man by my classmates, laughed at and looked down upon, which cast a shadow of inferiority, and suffered losses afte

When I was a child, my family was poor and suffered a lot. I was often called a poor man by my classmates, laughed at and looked down upon, which cast a shadow of inferiority, and suffered losses after I entered high school. There is a book that you must have heard of. Lu Yao, the author of Ordinary World, suggests you have a look. Students from poor families can only choose to struggle in order to change their fate. Therefore, all the hardships and psychological struggles you have experienced naturally become an exercise in life.

As you said, it is understandable for ordinary people to feel inferior, suffer and even hate their parents. But you should know that such an idea will corrode your mind, even exceeding the impact of poverty on yourself. So you must rely on yourself to reverse it, that is, you have always said that you are self-reliant and self-reliant. Poverty is not terrible, but can be changed through struggle, labor and hard-working hands.

Parents brought us into this world, and we should always be grateful. They have given us the most important life, and may not provide us with better conditions, but we can create it. This process may be very hard and difficult, but so what; It is not in vain to be a worker who is "too mighty to bend and too poor to move", and to constantly strive for self-improvement even if his life is as humble as weeds.