"All your children are very good and well-educated," said Jiang Jingrong.

Ning Yunxi did not deny that tutoring is the first priority in education, but she was also clear about the shortcomings of her children and said, "They have some bad habits and it is difficult to change. I have to learn a lot of lessons."

When Meng Chenjun heard his sister-in-law's words, she knew that it must be said that he had smeared his nose with her hands.

"If a child doesn't teach a lesson, I will never know that the adults are doing their good, right?" Jiang Jingrong laughed.

"That's right." Ning Yunxi said, "Even the youngest child is the same."

When my mother talked about herself, Leilei wrinkled his little nose and ran to join his aunt and uncle. They were in the same group now.

"Look, no one is happy when criticism is criticized." Ning Yunxi said.

Jiang Jingrong laughed while listening to her, and thought to herself: It is better to say that Ning Yunxi teaches students and children to be good at communicating with parents than to say that Teacher Ning and parents are doing a great job. Ning Yunxi said just a few words, and she was like a parent, and she felt the same and sympathy.

Hu Bin stood beside his mother. At this time, he was not a parent and he had always maintained a high degree of vigilance towards the teacher he spoke to.

Ning Yunxi looked up and saw him and asked him: "Do you play basketball?"

"Fight." Hu Bin nodded.

"For other sports activities, any competitions in the school will call you."

Teacher Ning guessed nothing. Jiang Jingrong said instead of her son: "He is not as good as physical education. Like his father, his father survived on physical education when he was in the company."

"Since sports are good, why don't you develop your sports expertise?" Ning Yunxi asked.

Jiang Jingrong shook her head: "His father and I both want him to have a better education. I know that everyone in sports is injured." Jiang Jingrong was doing interviews and knew that the difficulties of sports players were all seen, so she didn't want her son to get physically injured.

"What does he like?"

"He, how can he know what he likes?" Jiang Jingrong said.

Hu Bin was silent when he heard his mother say this.

Jiang Jingrong continued: "I have told him many times that sports can be used as a hobby, but not as a profession. That's a fatal thing."

Not all parents want their children to do sports. The biggest problem with sports is that it is difficult to achieve results.

"How many people compete for an Olympic athlete, let alone Olympic champions. How many Olympic champions in our country are in total? Can he beat others? His temperament is not wolfish and his gentle personality is the same as his father." Jiang Jingrong said, "The college entrance examination has at least a very admission rate. Sports, if you don't win the Olympic champion, you don't have anything to do. After retirement, you don't have anything to stay except for illness. People's great youth spends studying science and can do scientific research and make money, but you do sports but you get sick."

Jiang Jingrong’s actual thoughts are exactly what all parents think. Ning Yunxi can understand them completely. No parent wants their children to suffer, and wishes that every child will live a more relaxed future than their parents. But can the children understand their parents’ ideas?

Ning Yunxi remembered the incident when Zhu Lingling hugged Aunt Zhu and told Jiang Jingrong that Hu Bin, who was present, also listened together.

"In the past, she didn't know why her mother always urged her to study. That night she realized that her mother almost kowtowed to people for her study. She begged many times."

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Chapter completed!