I still quite agree with the "relationship between husband and wife is greater than parent-child relationship" in the play. Like many children of the same age, my daughter will attend interest classes. But I have a wonderful training method: many children around me start playing the piano, but we don't. This is also to let her know that if you get it, you must insist on learning and not give up halfway. You see, I am usually strict with my daughter, but I also pay attention to skills when I am strict. I want my daughter to understand that my education for her is actually reasonable and really good for her. It varies from person to person. You can't be an unprincipled tiger or a wolf. It is good to have rules. Both sides need to agree on who is mainly responsible for children's education. Under this premise, the differences in educational concepts can be preserved, but whoever bears the main responsibility will be in a dominant position. We must first be ourselves. Parents are their children's first teachers, and their words and deeds will impress their children.