In the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival, we can often hear such voices:
"We won't be going back to our hometown this year, it's too troublesome to visit relatives. ”
Or, "We're not greeting the New Year, we're all busy now." "Even more extreme, there are many people who say that walking around the New Year is often annoying, and it is better to break off relatives than to be verbose with seven aunts and eight aunts.
These words seem to be relaxed and chic, but behind them are hidden a profound impact on the child's future.
"Don't go to relatives and don't pay New Year's greetings, you think it's very chic, but in fact, you are ruining your child's future with your own hands!"
It's a stern but caring reminder. In this fast-paced society, it's easy to get caught up in our own busyness and neglect the nurturing of our children's relationships. The Chinese New Year is not only going to relatives, but also classmates, colleagues, friends, etc., all aspects of the interpersonal network you need to purchase.
Imagine how your children will cope when they grow up and face a complex world without the support of relatives, friends, colleagues, and the support of their loved ones.
They will be alone in the ups and downs of life, is this the environment we want to create for them?
Someone might say, "That's their own business, and they need to face it on their own." "However, as parents, we should not only teach our children to be independent, but also care about their emotional needs and help them build healthy relationships. Relatives and loved ones play an irreplaceable role in this process.
In this complex world, we often overestimate our ability to solve all problems on our own.
However, reality inexorably teaches us that connections and resources are just as important. If you don't move around and keep in touch, you'll never be able to build your own network.
Life is like a long journey, and we are all each other's traveling companions. In this journey, we need the help of others, and in the same way, others need our help. It's an interdependent relationship, and no one can succeed alone.
Networking is not just a business card or a social media attention, it is an intangible wealth. Through networking, we have access to more opportunities, more resources, and even more wisdom. And these opportunities, resources, and wisdom are often difficult for us to obtain alone.
In this era of competition and challenges, we need to learn how to use our network to improve our competitiveness. We need to be proactive, to make friends with like-minded people, to find resources that will help us achieve our dreams. Only in this way can we stand out from the fierce competition and go to the other side of success.
Of course, networking doesn't mean pandering to others or abandoning your own principles. We still need to stand up for our own beliefs and values, while also respecting the perspectives and choices of others. Only in this way can we build a truly valuable network of contacts and achieve mutual development, both individually and collectively.
In short, don't think you can solve everything on your own. People and resources are just as important. In this world, no one can succeed alone. We need help from others, and in the same way, others need our help. Let's work together to create a better future!
Relatives are not only an extension of our bloodline, but also a precious resource in our lives. By visiting relatives, children can learn about the history and culture of the family, and enhance their sense of identity and belonging to the family.
New Year's greetings are a traditional way of socializing, through visiting relatives and friends, children can learn how to socialize and communicate with others, and improve their social skills.
So, let's let go of those seemingly chic reasons and cherish every gathering with family, relatives, friends, classmates and colleagues. Visiting relatives and New Year's greetings is not only a traditional custom, but also a warm road for our children's future. In this Spring Festival, let us walk into the arms of our loved ones with our children and feel the warmth and support from home.