From the perspective of family education, how to avoid the tragedy of "Li Muzi" in Lost She?

From the perspective of family education, in order to avoid the tragedy of Li in Lost She, it is necessary to analyze the background of the characters in the film. According to the plot in the movie, Li's family background is quite special. Her parents divorced and her mother remarried. She has lived with her grandfather since she was a child. Because grandpa was too old to work, Li went out to work in his teens and earned his own living. In terms of family, she faces the alienation of relatives and heavy family responsibilities.

In view of this family background, we can prevent and intervene in family education from the following aspects:

Strengthen family relations: For a family like Li, parents should pay attention to maintaining and strengthening family relations, especially communication and contact with children. Parents can keep in touch with their children by phone, text message and video. Understand children's life and study, care about children's physical and mental health, and strengthen parent-child relationship.

Establish correct values: parents should guide their children to establish correct values, especially for reputation and status. Let children understand that the pursuit of dreams can not be achieved by money and power, but by hard work, persistence and dedication. At the same time, we should also educate children how to treat success and failure correctly, and don't give up their dreams because of one failure.

Enhance children's sense of self-worth: Li has taken on a great responsibility under the pressure of family and society, which may have a negative impact on her sense of self-worth. Parents should guide their children to treat their abilities and values correctly, make them realize that their efforts are valuable, and enhance their sense of self-worth.

Pay attention to children's mental health: Li shows psychological problems in movies, which requires parents to pay attention to children's mental health. Parents should find and solve the problems their children encounter in time. If the child has psychological problems such as depression and anxiety, parents should seek professional help in time.

In short, in view of Li's family background in Lost She, we should prevent and intervene from strengthening family relations, establishing correct values, enhancing children's sense of self-worth and paying attention to children's mental health to avoid similar tragedies.