1. Age and maturity: As children grow up, their mental and emotional development may not reach the point where they can fully understand and feel the dedication of their parents. They may not have enough experience and knowledge to understand the hard work and dedication of their parents.
2. Differences in expressions: Different people have different ways of expressing themselves, and some children may not be good at expressing their emotions with words or actions. They may be more inclined to show their concern and love for their parents in other ways, such as working hard to learn Xi, helping with household chores, etc
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3. Cultivating independence: Some parents may want to nurture their children's independence so that they learn to solve problems and take responsibility on their own. As a result, they may limit excessive attention and care for their children, allowing them to face difficulties and challenges on their own. Such a style of education can lead to children appearing less concerned about their parents on the surface.
4. Social and cultural factors: Different social and cultural backgrounds have different educational and expectations for children. In some cultures, children are taught to respect and be filial to their parents, but may not behave very well. This may be because they believe that filial piety is an inner emotion rather than being demonstrated through outward behavior.
5. Poor communication: Sometimes there can be problems in communication between parents and children, resulting in children not being able to accurately understand their parents' efforts and expectations. If parents do not articulate their needs and feelings clearly, children may misinterpret or ignore this information.
In conclusion, children do not feel sorry for their parents may be due to a variety of reasons such as age, maturity, expression, independence development, socio-cultural factors, and poor communication. As parents, we should understand and respect our children's growth process, and at the same time, we should actively communicate with our children and establish a good parent-child relationship.