Going to college ultimately brings about a change in “knowledge” of the real world for rural children. To put it in layman's terms: it is a change in views on different things and objects. In comparison, one stands high and sees far away.
First of all, going to college gives rural children the opportunity to go to the city, get in touch with the wonderful world, feel the pulse of the times, and broaden their horizons.
Secondly, going to college and being exposed to high-level peers, influenced by classmates, taught by teachers, and your own learning will have an important impact on your worldview and life path.
Have the ability to stay in the city to work and live after graduation. From then on, he started a life different from that of his parents. And laid a good foundation for life for the next generation.
I came from the countryside. Sometimes I chatted with my childhood companions who stayed at home, and found that we really couldn’t talk about one point. For example, I found that there was a huge gap in understanding between us in terms of educating children. I will accompany my child to grow up slowly: accompany him to do homework, chat with him, take him on outings, ask him to keep running... But my childhood friend just repeatedly emphasized how much monthly living expenses he gave his children, and always said it was a lot of money, and how much money he could earn this year. He has no time to spend with his children. In fact, he and his wife have time to play mahjong and dance square dances, especially since his wife lets her children live in school, so she can have more leisure time.
I know that knowledge has changed my knowledge. It keeps me from getting lost in the chaotic world and keeps me from losing my true heart in the face of various temptations.