The success rate of learning art is very low. Why do many parents force their children to study?

Nowadays, with many well-off families, children studying art has become a supplementary choice.

Because learning art can personally improve children's inner sensitivity and tolerance and their perception of the world, make them feel happier about life and find more beauty in life.

From the perspective of people, the inner self-confidence and enrichment brought by studying art make them more confident and pioneering in facing the world and even innovative than other children. This ability will become very important after the child sets foot on the society.

The sense of harmony and pleasure brought by studying art can make children have good coordination ability and even leadership ability in future social life.

But learning art must be based on children's hobbies. Forcing children to study will only be counterproductive. Musicians like Lang Lang are in the minority after all, and writers like Zhang Ailing are also in the minority. As an adult, Zhang Ailing said that her experience of learning piano as a child was forced by her parents, which led to Zhang Ailing's dislike of music. Because of this compulsion, music did not bring her joy, and every kind of music brought her a sense of sadness.

Learning to dance is helpful for girls to exercise and acquire perfect and noble temperament, while complicated musical instruments can improve people's coordination ability. But all this must be based on children's hobbies.

Although some wonderful parents send their children to art schools in order to make a name for themselves in a short time, no matter how much money they earn, they have become the joke of this society.

Learning art can be regarded as a kind of accomplishment, if you regard it as a career, unless you have unique talent and love, and have suitable tutors and friends.

Although the success rate of studying art is very low, it is still a fascinating course. If you have money, try to let your children learn more. If you have no money, you can let your children feel art in other ways!