Have you ever wondered what the children of the parents of school bully will be like?
Are they all a group of little geniuses who can recite Tang poems and Song poems and solve advanced math problems since they were young?
If that's what you think, you're very wrong!
Recently, an actress named Ran Yingying gave us a vivid lesson on "genetics".
On July 13, this beauty who graduated with a master's degree from Peking University suddenly posted a news on social platforms.
The content is terrible, she actually revealed the learning situation of her three sons.
To be honest, when I first saw this news, I thought it was going to show off.
After all, Ran Yingying is a real school bully, and her children shouldn't be far behind, right?
As a result, reality gave me a resounding slap in the face.
It turned out that the three sons of this school bully's mother turned out to be all scumbags!
That's right, you heard it right, it's all, not one or two, but all!
As soon as this news came out, netizens were very happy.
Someone said: "I finally found a reason not to work hard, the children of the top students are like this, and my children are almost normal!" "
Another person said: "It seems that genes are not omnipotent, and you still have to rely on yourself to learn!" "
Indeed, this news has given many anxious parents a shot in the arm.
However, let's take a closer look at what is the situation of Ran Yingying's three "scumbag" sons.
The first is the eldest son Zou Mingxuan.
This child's learning attitude can be said to be quite Buddhist.
Every time the teacher assigned an essay, he could not finish it all night.
Can you imagine? In one night, I write an essay, and I can't finish it!
This efficiency is not even comparable to that of elementary school students.
The tutor was so anxious that he couldn't wait to write it for him.
Let's take a look at the second son Zou Minghao.
This kid is even more interesting, he is simply an "artist" in the classroom.
The teacher spoke dryly on the stage, but he poured it well, his eyes were empty, and he drew circles on the homework book.
Does this picture remind you of what you looked like in class back then?
But the best is yet to come.
The exam results of this young artist are simply astonishing.
Chinese, Mathematics, English, all three subjects go hand in hand, all fail!
And it's also the penultimate place in the class.
In an important educational place like Beijing, it also takes a certain amount of strength to be able to get such results.
Finally, let's take a look at our youngest son, Ran Mingxi.
This little guy is now in Kindergarten and in an international bilingual kindergarten.
It stands to reason that in such an environment, English should be good, right?
But the truth is that he almost didn't know all of the 26 English letters.
Usually in class, the little guy just reads with his classmates with a confused face, and his expression is like reading a book from heaven.
Isn't it a little surprising to see this?
However, the story is not over yet.
Although their academic performance is not as good as they should be, the three little ones are doing quite well in other areas.
The eldest son, Zou Mingxuan, is not only sensible and polite at home, but also takes the initiative to help take care of his younger brother.
What's more, his athletic talent is simply amazing.
He is good at basketball and equestrianism, and he is also the vice captain of the junior team of the national polo team.
I'm afraid that this achievement is beyond the reach of many adults, right?
As for the two younger brothers, they have also inherited the sports genes of their father Zou Shiming.
Quite good in golf and swimming.
It seems that the future development direction of these three little guys has been very clear.
Maybe they won't be top students, but they will most likely become stars in the world of sports.
This story teaches us that every child has their own strengths and potential.
Don't dismiss your child just because they're not doing well in one area.
Perhaps, they have amazing talent in other areas.
Speaking of which, I have to mention the couple Ran Yingying and Zou Shiming.
Ran Yingying has a master's degree from Peking University, while Zou Shiming is a famous boxer.
The combination of the two can be said to be both talented and beautiful.
However, even with such excellent parents, the growth of their children is not all smooth sailing.
This shows us that educating children is really a science, and there are no shortcuts.
However, Ran Yingying's attitude is worth learning from.
Even if the children's academic performance is not satisfactory, she still affirms and recognizes the children's strengths.
This kind of tolerance and understanding is the true wisdom of education.
Of course, we can't ignore the real world.
In this highly competitive society, academic performance remains an important aspect.
How Ran Yingying and Zou Shiming balance the all-round development of their children is also an issue worth paying attention to.
Speaking of Zou Shiming, he is a successful example of athlete transformation.
It is said that he has opened more than 10 companies and is worth more than billions.
However, recent media reports have revealed that Zou Shiming's economic situation does not seem to be optimistic.
In order to fill the loopholes in the operation, he has sold 7 properties.
It seems that even celebrities are not having a good time in this economic winter.
The lesson of this story is that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to educating children or personal development.
We need to keep adapting and adapting to this changing world.
Finally, let's go back to the original question: what would a child of a top school parent look like?
The answer is that they may be no different from ordinary children.
There are advantages, disadvantages, strengths, and disadvantages.
What is important is how we should look at these children?
Do you judge them by the criteria of their performance, or do you use a broader perspective to discover their potential?
This question is worth thinking about by every parent and educator.
What do you think?