What s the best piece of advice your parents have ever given you?

I know that most of the people in the world have the best parents, but when it comes to parents, my heart always shuddered because I haven't been home for a long time and I really miss them.

My dad and mom have different philosophies, so there are some differences in the way they treat me, and I would like to talk about their respective advice to me.

My father taught me from a young age that as long as I was in good health, everything else was not a problem. When I was a child, I learned swimming, table tennis and other sports, my father took me to play badminton, we went for a run together in the morning, and took me to climb the mountain every once in a while. Dad is also very attentive to my diet, he thinks that the disease comes from the mouth, so our family's eating habits will be relatively good, at least clean.

My mother thinks that if she studies hard and has a job of her own when she grows up, girls should have a stable income, so that she can support herself and not look at other people's faces. You should learn to manage money from an early age, after all, money is very important, and this society will use money anytime and anywhere. My mother started to give me pocket money when I was in the fifth grade, and she said that the money would be given to you so much, and you have to learn to use it yourself, and I will not give you any extra money.

Although my mother asked me to study hard, my grades were average, and even if I really wanted to improve, I just couldn't do it. But my concept of financial management has been present throughout my life. I may not invest**, but at least I save money and I don't embarrass myself because I don't have money.

My parents' advice was different, but they both wanted me to grow up well, and these advice was very ordinary and simple, but it was enough for me to remember for a lifetime.

My parents have been very strict with me since I was a child, and they taught me how to behave in a way.

First, be honest.

When I was starting to be sensible, my mom and dad told me to be an honest person. They say that you can not do well in your work, and you can not do well in your studies, but since you have come to this world, the most important thing is to learn to be a person. If you can't even do well, even if you have great achievements, you will be looked down upon by others.

So every time I don't do well in an exam, I don't change my grades like some of my classmates, but report my results to my parents one by one. I accidentally broke something at home, and I would honestly admit my mistake to my mom and dad.

Second, keep your feet on the ground.

My dad told me since I was a kid that there are no shortcuts to whatever you do, and that if you want to be successful, you have to keep your feet on the ground. One time I took my homework to my dad to check and he found that I had written it wrong. Because I was lazy, I skipped several steps.

And then he told me about it. Since then, I have always followed his teachings, both in my studies and in my work.

Third, be diligent and hardworking.

Genius is 99% perspiration plus 1% inspiration, no one is born smart. My father told me the story of Edison when he was a child, and he grew up in a poor family and did not go to school, so his foundation was naturally worse than that of children of the same age. But Edison never gave up on his dream, he studied very hard and constantly improved himself.

Every time he invented something, he probably failed more than a thousand times, but he never gave up. In the end, he became a great inventor and was admired by future generations.