Good parents are learned. There are no parents who are naturally successful, and there are no parents who don't need to learn. Everyone should learn relevant knowledge before becoming a parent. The sooner you prepare your awareness and knowledge of how to be a parent, the better.

Good children are excellent parents who have been taught. What they have in common is that they spend a lot of time educating their children.

Good habits are cultivated. Many parents blame their children's bad habits on schools, teachers and children, but don't blame themselves. In fact, most of children's habits-good or bad-are cultivated by our parents intentionally or unintentionally.

It is our parents' duty to help children adapt to exam-oriented education, and the best way to help children reduce their burden is to make our parents increase their burden, that is, to make our parents become their academic tutors.

Good communication is all about listening. The first step is to listen, that is, let the children speak out and understand the true meaning of their words. The second step is understanding, that is, whether it makes sense to think from the child's point of view, and the result is often reasonable. The third step is advice, that is, a reasonable child may not be able to take the right action. At this time, parents should give advice.

Good grades are all the most important factors, such as will, morality and mind. These factors can produce results not through "explicit education" such as parents' preaching, but through parents' behavior, that is, "implicit education". The best way for children to develop a big mind is to let them read more famous books and biographies of great men, and let them learn to look at society and themselves from the perspective of great men. When planting crops or not planting land, educate children to start early in time to get twice the result with half the effort.