My cousin wanted to buy a second hand piano, but my parents didn t agree. How to convince 10

I also don't recommend it, there is no need to buy second-hand.

The budget is not high, and the Yangtze River 120 or Kingsporg KU120 are both very good choices.

It depends on where he wants to develop.

Parents don't agree mainly because of this delay in learning.

If you take the professional path, you can start from this aspect.

I also disagree, that buying a second-hand piano is like a young man marrying a 60-year-old lady and a grumpy old lady, and this analogy hopes to help you buy a new piano and you can buy a Yamaha from 16,000 to 30,000.

There is a risk for a layman to buy a second-hand piano The key is to look at the state after finishing.

It is recommended to take a look at Ginsburg KU120, Inman UP120 and Zhujiang Witten PD120H, all of which are best-selling brands in the market with high cost performance.

Forget about second-hand pianos It is recommended to consider a brand new Kawai piano.

It is not recommended to buy a second-hand piano, the Kingsporg ku120 is very good, the quality is good, and you can rest assured when you buy it.

I think the most reliable way is to go to your cousin's parents to know what **, it is because his parents don't understand ** to do such a thing, the child has taken the fourth grade and has no piano, sad.

Second-hand quality is not easy to grasp, it is recommended to take a look at the Kingsburg Porge KU120, which has good timbre, stable quality and high cost performance.

For the sake of his future, maybe he will become level 10, and the feeling of the piano and the electronic piano is different.

Playing the piano can get a girlfriend (that's how I got my girlfriend).

Wow, your parents are really a lot different from my parents.

When I was in sixth grade, I wanted to learn guitar, and my dad agreed.

Well, give up halfway, and my sister sometimes does that. She studied cello and piano, all of which she stopped when she reached grade 7. My mom was hesitant when she wanted to learn the guitar.

This is normal. If you give up halfway, the money and energy you spent before will be in vain. Of course, the parents disagreed.

Sincerity is important. You have to find a way to make them understand that you really love the piano and will never give up halfway. Alas, looking at your entanglement, I remembered that I was also interested in piano in the first place.

However, after studying for a while, I almost went crazy many times. My mom is standing next to me every day with a stick.

Grades depending on your situation are a big factor for your parents to disagree. You promise that you can learn well, and your parents will not be discouraged, only make it, make an agreement with them, find a big test in the near future, and gamble with them. If you really want to learn piano, you should start with your studies, and only when you don't have to worry about your parents will they think that you have enough time to practice piano.

Also, if you start learning, you must do your best to learn, be serious, and be sure to maintain a certain amount of practice every day. Make them feel that it's right to let you learn piano.

Parents always want their children to be well, and the reason why they are like this is that they are afraid that you will not learn half of it, or you will regret it after you have learned.

Choosing this path is a lifetime, and you have to think about it. Really, there is no regret pill in the world. Learning the piano requires a certain amount of perseverance and enthusiasm.

Although I passed the grade early, I have to say that I used to survive that time. I went home late from class, kept two hours to play the piano, didn't finish playing, didn't let me do my homework, ate, and everyone else went out to play on weekends, and I practiced at home. It's hard, it's tiring, and I want to give up many times.

LZ, ask yourself seriously, can you afford this? If you can be sure of yourself, then you must tell your parents with the most sincere heart and the firmest will, I will definitely be able to. If you believe in me, let me learn.

On the contrary, I will definitely prove to you that I can improve my grades and learn the piano well!

To be clear, don't use threats. This will make parents disheartened, and even if they learn, it is meaningless.

I hope your parents can read your love for the piano as soon as possible, so that you can really embark on this path.

You tell them that my future belongs to me, you can't take care of me for a lifetime, I will do my best for what I like no matter what, but now you have also seen that my learning has not been very ideal since I was a child, the foundation is not solid, and it is almost impossible to achieve something in learning, but I really like the piano, if I could have achieved something in the piano in the future, because of your obstruction, I have no chance, then should I hate you? You are my mom and dad, you must hope that my future will be good, if I carry this regret and blame for living your so-called good life, will you feel comfortable? Think about how I feel!

I'm 15 years old after all, and I have my own hobbies! Persecution is useless! Persecution only makes me rebellious, sad, and ultimately nothing.

If you want me to be like that, I have nothing to say, I accept my fate. I had such parents.

When you say it, you must be sad and angry, so that your parents are moved, but if your parents are very fierce, forget it......That's what I told them to ...... at the beginningIt worked.

Use your grades to prove it, tell them that you can do anything, prove it to them, you can stick to anything, you can't do anything, just make an agreement with them, they give themselves a chance, I tried it, it's very useful, but it's just for me personally.

Your parents are an ordinary person who learns ** and the average family will object.

Your dream of stardom can become a **person even if you don't become famous, and walking on the road of ** is your dream ** is your life.

You have to know that when you go to university, you can't switch to non-art, and you're going to regret it.

Find a good time to talk to your parents and talk about your urgent desires. Or use the improvement of grades as a guarantee.

Calm down: First of all, you have to decide if you can really stick to it or if you just think you can stick to it, after all, the piano is very boring when you don't practice.

Secondly, if you didn't have a piano foundation before, you didn't learn it until you were 15 years old, and you set your goal to go professional, and learn the piano while learning cultural classes, in terms of time, it's too late.

Finally, tell your parents, "Give me three years, I'm sure I can learn well, please don't let me regret it for the rest of my life." (If you don't make great progress in three years, there is little hope of going to school).

I am already a college student, and I have my own major, but I don't like it, and it is impossible to go to graduate school in the future, and I have no interest and no financial conditions. Looking for a job after graduation is not a popular major, and it is difficult to find. It's just a mix now, and it's not as good as a technician in the future.

Now that I think about it, it's a blessing to have something that I really like and work for it. You make it clear to your parents what you mean. If you like piano very much, I believe you will do a good job in learning in order to be admitted to ** college.

First of all, you have to do your studies well and convince your parents that this time you are serious, and they will agree if you are moved by you. Because they can't let you live for their ideals.