What college ultimately brings to rural children is a change in their "knowledge" of the real world. To put it plainly, it is a change in the way they view different things, a change in the way they see things, a change in the way they look at things, a change in the way they look at things, a change in the way they look at things.
First of all, going to college gives rural children the opportunity to go to the city, have access to the exciting world, feel the pulse of the times, broaden their horizons.
Secondly, going to college is a great way to get in touch with high-level peers, to be influenced by their classmates, to be educated by their teachers, and to have a significant impact on their worldview and life path through their own studies.
After graduation, you have the ability to stay in the city to work and live. From then on, you can start a life that is different from that of your father's generation. And lay a good foundation of life for the next generation.
I am from the countryside out, sometimes with childhood stay at home companion chat, found really can not talk about a point, for example, I found each other in the education of children cognitive difference is very far. I will accompany my child to grow up slowly: accompany him to do his homework, chat with him, take him on a trip, ask him to keep running.... My childhood playmate just emphasizes over and over again how much he pays for his child's monthly living expenses, and always says that it's a lot of money, and how much he's going to earn this year. He doesn't have time for his kids. In fact, he has time to play mahjong and square dance, especially when his wife has the child living in school so she can have some time off.
I know that it is knowledge that has changed my understanding. So that I face the chaotic world will not get lost, in the face of all kinds of temptation will not lose the heart.