Today I quarreled with my dad, and the thing is like this: I was admitted to the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, and my dad learned from my second uncle that if he was admitted to a good school and his family conditions were not good, the Education Bureau would give poverty relief funds. I agreed to this matter, but today my father called me and said that my second uncle had done it for me, and asked me to write a copy to ask for it to go to school, and also to be on TV. I was angry at that time and insisted on not agreeing. This is an unjust way to get unjust talents. During the discussion with my dad, I found that my dad\u2019s vanity is very strong. I’m much better. If I really accept my dad’s suggestion, I don’t know how my classmates will think of me. Dad’s seeing the small profits and small benefits in front of me really makes me unbearable.<\/p>
I also said that there are people in the family. Yes, the second uncle is a bookkeeper, and the family has money, but let his eldest brother cry poor on TV. Doesn’t this seem like playing a monkey? But dad, I am not ashamed, but proud of it now. In this society, if you don’t take the former, you don’t take it for nothing. Among brothers and sisters, there is nothing like being a big brother.<\/p>
While my mother complained about how difficult it was when Dad was a teenager, she said that he was a coward. Now Dad listens to his second brother or the elder brother? I don\u2019t know if Dad wants to live a better life than his second brother. When it\u2019s so difficult, should I take these improper ways to get rich? I don\u2019t hate my dad, but I want to say that he\u2019s \u201cnot up to date\u201d when he was a child. Isn\u2019t it a contradiction? A big business has nothing to do with the bad habits. I always think about being cheap and wanting to be admirable, just kidding.<\/p>
Everyone in the family says that I look like my father, but in my mind I never look like him.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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