Hello, my child should go to college, but she is introverted and has no friends since primary school. Because we are daughters of single-parent families, we usually don't. ...

First of all, parents should not think introversion is a bad character, and don't feel inferior for it!

A child who reads books, draws pictures, grows flowers, watches TV and listens to music at home every day, as long as she is happy, I think it is enough. Do you insist that she go crazy, drink, go clubbing, sing and dance outside every day?

Secondly, your daughter is too introverted. I used to be introverted, but I still have a few close friends. Up to now, almost all my good friends have been friends for more than ten years. However, will your daughter have friends, but didn't bring them home? Nowadays, it is not popular for young people to bring friends home to play.

finally, talk about my own experience. When I was in college, I was afraid that my introverted personality couldn't find a job interview, so it would be difficult to exercise my eloquence and courage through me. I participated in all group activities, signed up for all campaigns and competitions, and then wrote a manuscript and memorized what I had to say. It doesn't matter if I didn't get a ranking or didn't speak well. The important thing is that if I participated more, I made many friends and became more courageous.

finally, you can try to communicate with your daughter more at home. This is very difficult. I suggest you read the book Ivy League at the age of 1, which talks about the American family education method. Treat your daughter as an ordinary friend and talk more. Usually, don't order her to criticize her, let alone laugh at her. Don't ask what the teacher is doing. She will think you are wordy, talk about what is being broadcast on TV, ask her if she is interested in going out shopping to buy clothes and eat Pizza Hut McDonald's, and ask her if she is interested in anything. Play with her more, let her treat you as a friend, and then tell her that when looking for a job, the interviewer pays more attention to showing her ability. I hope she will participate in more university club activities, encourage her to make friends, and find a summer job for her, so that your efforts will be easily accepted and changed.