Tell your future son-in-law what you think.

Pour out your heart to your future son-in-law (the first part of talking with young friends)

Son, I hope you are a handsome boy, teacher and friend in my daughter's eyes; I hope you are kind, interesting, considerate, hard-working and willing to suffer.

The so-called "beauty is in the eye of the beholder." Actually, nothing else matters. She thinks you are handsome enough.

You should be good at learning. There must be some places where she obeys you, trusts you and worships you. In this way, she will rely on you, trust you, and even trust you.

You should be kind and interesting, not arrogant. In this way, she will treat you as a friend, be willing to ask you questions, tell you questions and share happy things with you.

As for being able to bear hardships and being willing to suffer losses? Didn't the ancients say "come through thick and thin" and "come through thick and thin"? Only by paying can you gain, and only by paying what others can't pay can you get what others can't get.

Of course, in my eyes, my daughter is also kind, considerate and willing to pay. In this way, you can be perfect, love each other and walk through the ups and downs of life side by side.

Of course, you can't be perfect. There are no truly perfect people in the world. You can't fit in completely. It's not contradictory at all. However, if you love each other enough, when there are contradictions, you can tolerate each other, understand each other, and face obstacles in life in mutual support.

In this way, we can safely give you the little cotton-padded jacket, and you will accompany her through life.