? What you can't get is always the best. This sentence applies to love and life. Many people have this mentality, and I am no exception.
? I remember when I was at school, I saw that adults were very free. They can earn their own money, spend their own money, and decide what they want to buy. When we were students, we wanted to buy what we liked and tried our best to ask our parents for money. Those with good family conditions will naturally be better, while those with poor family conditions often ask their parents for money ten times and fail nine times.
? So, on graduation day, my roommates and I were so happy that our hearts flew out. Our slogan is: We are free at last! We can make money! We can be our own masters!
? However, the distance between reality and dreams is always far away!
? Only when we really step into the society do we find that things are not as simple as we thought. It's better at first, as long as the salary is enough for your own expenses. At that time, my parents were young and didn't need us to subsidize the family. However, in spite of this, the money I earn is limited. Apart from solving my own food, clothing, housing and transportation, other standards I want can't be reached at all, and I can't buy back all my favorite treasures.
? Only then did I realize that money is not so easy to earn.
? Parents have to work hard all their lives to earn enough money for everyone in the family. Now, we have entered middle age and have our own family and children, while our parents are getting old day by day. The pressure of society, work and family is increasing. I always feel that there are endless jobs, endless housework and endless things to do every day.
At this time, what I want to think of most is my student days. At that time, I was carefree. I just needed to study hard and take exams, and nothing else was needed. If I had a time machine, I would definitely choose to go back to my school days.