After Fudan 00, freshmen borrowed money from their parents to go to college. What do you think of this educational idea?

Zeng, a freshman at Fudan University, borrowed his father's money to go to college.

On 2065 438+09. 9. 5, I told a reporter that I earned some tuition and miscellaneous fees during my summer vacation, and I borrowed the rest from my parents. I will try my best to pay them back in the future.

So how do you view such an educational concept? If it was before, it was difficult for college students to find jobs, I would accuse my parents of being stingy and stingy.

But now I will not only blame their parents, but also applaud them.

Now there are more and more social service industries, and there are many places suitable for students to work and study. In other words, it is easier to earn a certain amount of tuition and fees now than before. On this premise, students should pursue economic independence when they reach 18.

Second, parents will cultivate their children's independent spirit and entrepreneurial spirit. I'm just saying that students have a lot of work to do at present, which is not as difficult as before. For example, working in McDonald's or doing express delivery for a period of time can meet the needs of living expenses and tuition and fees. This is also an important social practice to cultivate college students' independence.

Third, many young people are actually indulged by their parents. Some parents exaggerate social risks when their children have not yet joined the work, and then, because they want to meet their children's inner family needs, they also prevent their children from going to the outside world in disguise. When I found that my children couldn't adapt to society at all, I complained that my children were getting old. So I think it's right for parents.

Fourth, the money earned will know the hardships and be grateful to parents. Many children spend money lavishly because they don't know how hard it is to make money. College students have reached the age of 18, which is the time when they have the ability to face the society. Don't make money, don't know your parents. This is also to let college students get involved in social life early, feel the hardships of their parents and better assume their social responsibilities!