First of all, the elders have experienced rich life experiences. They have experienced the impulse and passion of their youth, as well as success and failure, so they have rich life experiences. They are well aware of the reasons for success and failure and their influence on future development. These experiences and wisdom can not only help young people better understand the road of life, but also help young people avoid repeating mistakes.
Secondly, the elders hope to help young people overcome difficulties and provide them with some help. Young people are in various difficulties in life, and no one knows their situation better than their elders. Elders have rich life experience, which can help young people overcome problems better and provide some useful suggestions. Elders also hope that young people can avoid some wrong decisions and choices and maintain a stable and healthy life.
Third, elders like to educate young people because they think young people have the responsibility and obligation to contribute to the next generation. The challenges and difficulties experienced by elders are also aimed at making future generations less wrong choices and mistakes, alleviating their difficulties and correctly handling complex interpersonal relationships. Their thoughts, teachings and opinions are all out of concern and love for young people to help them grow up.
Fourth, elders also have the idea of educating young people in order to maintain family and social stability. The elders believe that their duty is not only to educate their children, but also to educate the next generation of society, so that they have good personality, values and moral integrity. This is very important for the stability and development of family and society.
In a word, elders educate young people out of concern and love. They have rich life experience and wisdom, and hope that young people will make fewer mistakes, ease their difficulties and embark on the road to success. Elders hope to contribute to maintaining family and social stability, which is the responsibility and obligation of each elder.