Dear child, you have grown up. You no longer rely on others to take care of you everywhere, but learn to take care of yourself independently; You bid farewell to your waywardness when you were young, and learned to care for your elders, respect your teachers and love your classmates. You restrained your playful nature and eagerly studied knowledge and skills.

Mom always wants you to be a smart, lively, caring, knowledgeable, independent and self-reliant person. When you can leave home with a sunny smile every day to meet your study and life, mom feels particularly gratified.

Because mom knows that you like school, teachers, classes and classmates, and the world more, mom also knows that you remember what mom told you: study is not for parents and teachers, but for yourself. If you want to be a successful person in the future, you must have real talent and practical learning.

Edison, a scientist, said, "Nothing really valuable in the world can be obtained without hard work."

But what mom wants to tell you is, don't be afraid of failure, have courage and confidence. Failure is not terrible. As long as you can sum up the experience and lessons and make persistent efforts, the door to success will certainly open to you.