The principal's strange letter makes many people think

In recent days, the online community has been circulating a letter said to be from a Singaporean principal sent to parents of students studying at the school.

For many parents, their children are their greatest asset. They entrust their dreams, hopes, and unfinished plans that they have not yet fulfilled to their young children.

That pressure is even greater in Asian countries, where children are always burdened with studying and taking exams. Many children's childhoods are tied to school, tutoring centers, and then hours of studying at their desks every night.

Children are still young, what they need is happiness and the care of their families. Not every child can become "someone else's child". A child who only knows how to draw does not mean that his future will be dark or that sports cannot bring fame to the child.

Not all parents can understand that. Recently, a letter said to be from a school principal in Singapore sent to parents when the exam is coming has made many people think.

Immediately after appearing, the letter received many shares. Although this may just be speculation and no one knows exactly who this principal is, the words in the letter have made many parents wake up and think.

Dear Parents,

Your students' exams are approaching. We know that you are all hoping that your children will achieve high results in these exams.

However, please remember that among you, who are present at the exam, there will be someone who is an artist, who does not need to understand Mathematics in depth.

There will be someone who is a businessman, who does not need to be too interested in history or English literature.

There will be someone who is a musician, for whom Chemistry will not mean much.

There will be someone who is an athlete, for whom physical training will be more important than Physics, like our athlete Schooling.

If your child gets good grades, that's great. But if he or she doesn't, please don't take away his or her confidence and dignity.

Tell your child: it's okay, it's just an exam. You were born into this world for much greater things.

Tell your child that no matter what his or her score is, you love him or her and will not judge him or her.

Please do so, and if you do, watch your child conquer the world. One exam or one bad grade will not erase the dreams and talents within.

And finally, please don't think that engineers or doctors are the only happy people in this world.

Best regards,

Principal".

Life is long ahead but childhood years will pass. Let them live with their own colors, the things that make life beautiful.

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