I want an electric car, but my mother won't buy it for me, so I have to ask my grandparents for money. I am a senior three now, and riding a bike is very tiring. What to do?

First of all, explain why mom didn't buy it for you.

If the family conditions are limited, then I hope you will stick to it and understand the hard work of your parents to make money. Grandparents are old, they are all adults, and it seems that it is not the case to contact them.

If the relationship between mom and grandparents is not harmonious, I just want you to ask grandparents for money. I advise you not to go either. First, we should be filial to the grandparents mentioned above, because they are old and we can make money. Second, if there are contradictions at home, don't add contradictions and troubles like children.

But based on what you said, you are a senior in high school and face the college entrance examination. If it's just because I'm tired, I'll stick to it. Learning this thing is a very hard thing, and so are students. I came from that era, and it's not easy to know. In high school, in order to save time and read more books, I rode to the bus terminal one stop at a time. In order to find a seat to read, I went to school by bus. My family returned my bike during the day, and I did it again the next morning. So, I said, if you ask for an electric car just because you are tired, don't buy it. It won't be long before you get tired. If you buy an electric car, you won't need it when you go to college, which is a waste of money.

If you want to learn to save time, that's still a reason to ask, but again, if the financial burden at home is heavy or just because you are tired, stick to it. Senior three is very fast, only one year. The key is not to be afraid of fatigue, but to make achievements.

I hope everyone will weigh whether they must buy this electric car.