Parents send their children to college, on the one hand, to enjoy the happiness of going to college with their children, on the other hand, it is also an expression of deep love. They don't want to miss every important node of their children's growth. That's understandable. However, sending children to college is more about companionship than arrangement. In this ceremony to witness children's independence and growth, parents should learn to let go.

As a stage of social transformation, universities provide students with a period of time to upgrade their skills and hone their will. Here, without the protection and help of parents, freshmen gradually learn to stand on their own feet. Parents take their children to report for duty together, and they don't have to do anything but go through the admission formalities and tidy up the dormitory to ensure the safety of the journey. They can let children do it by themselves, increase their independence, exercise their practical ability and reduce their dependence on their parents. If parents can't gradually let go when their children report for duty and help them adapt to an independent environment, how can they expect their children to grow up and be independent? Sending children to college, as parents, and more importantly, as witnesses, witnessed and recorded this wonderful moment.