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As the title suggests, this is a story about a master's brother complaining about his sister's grades. The story takes place in a family in Qingdao, Shandong Province, who have three children, each with their own unique characteristics. My brother is a top student and has been admitted to graduate school. My sister is a scumbag, and her eight grades are only 66 points in total. By describing the embarrassment of the elder brother when he held a parent-teacher conference for his sister and the progress of the sister's final exam, the article expressed the parents' expectations for their children's learning and their thoughts on family education.
The younger sister in the story is a junior high school student, but her grades are quite poor. Among her eight subjects, she only scored 5 points in Chinese, 6 points in mathematics, 16 points in English, 8 points in physics, 6 points in biology, 8 points in politics, 9 points in history, and 8 points in geography, adding up to a total of 66 points. This grade is indeed very low for a junior high school student. My sister's brother is a top student who has been admitted to graduate school, and when he returned home, he volunteered to hold a parent-teacher conference for his sister on behalf of his parents, but he didn't expect his sister's grades to be beyond his expectations.
His sister's grades surprised his brother, and he made fun of his sister's grades. He asked his sister how she scored 5 points in the Chinese test, and her sister replied that it was all scribbled. Her brother asked her again how she scored 6 points in math, and her sister said that she only got two multiple-choice questions right. He jokingly asked his sister how she scored 16 points in the English test, and the sister explained that she only wrote multiple-choice questions, and she got 16 points correctly, and she didn't get any other points. My brother complained about such results again, and bluntly said that these numbers are like a ** number, and it is recommended to take this number to buy a lottery ticket.
However, the story doesn't stop there. Although her sister's grades were not satisfactory, she made significant progress in her final exams, achieving a total of 113 in eight subjects5 points, 47 more than the midterm exam5 points. The older brother expressed encouragement for his sister's progress and felt that her efforts had finally paid off. In addition, the elder brother is also aware of the parenting preface.
As the title suggests, this is a story about a master's brother complaining about his sister's grades. The story takes place in a family in Qingdao, Shandong Province, who have three children, each with their own unique characteristics. My brother is a top student and has been admitted to graduate school. My sister is a scumbag, and her eight grades are only 66 points in total. By describing the embarrassment of the elder brother when he held a parent-teacher conference for his sister and the progress of the sister's final exam, the article expressed the parents' expectations for their children's learning and their thoughts on family education.
The younger sister in the story is a junior high school student, but her grades are quite poor. Among her eight subjects, she only scored 5 points in Chinese, 6 points in mathematics, 16 points in English, 8 points in physics, 6 points in biology, 8 points in politics, 9 points in history, and 8 points in geography, adding up to a total of 66 points. This grade is indeed very low for a junior high school student. My sister's brother is a top student who has been admitted to graduate school, and when he returned home, he volunteered to hold a parent-teacher conference for his sister on behalf of his parents, but he didn't expect his sister's grades to be beyond his expectations.
His sister's grades surprised his brother, and he made fun of his sister's grades. He asked his sister how she scored 5 points in the Chinese test, and her sister replied that it was all scribbled. Her brother asked her again how she scored 6 points in math, and her sister said that she only got two multiple-choice questions right. He jokingly asked his sister how she scored 16 points in the English test, and the sister explained that she only wrote multiple-choice questions, and she got 16 points correctly, and she didn't get any other points. My brother complained about such results again, and bluntly said that these numbers are like a ** number, and it is recommended to take this number to buy a lottery ticket.
However, the story doesn't stop there. Although her sister's grades were not satisfactory, she made significant progress in her final exams, achieving a total of 113 in eight subjects5 points, 47 more than the midterm exam5 points. The older brother expressed encouragement for his sister's progress and felt that her efforts had finally paid off. In addition, the elder brother is also aware of the hardships of his parents in raising their children, and he is determined to study harder to repay his parents for their hard work.
The story also expresses parents' expectations for their children's learning and their thoughts on family education. Parents want their children to do well because for them, learning is an important way to get ahead. However, they also realize that each child has their own characteristics and potential, and a person's worth cannot be measured by merit alone. Although the younger sister in the story did not get good grades, her progress in the final exams showed her hard work and potential, which is what parents want to see. Therefore, they gave encouragement and support to their sister's progress and hoped that she would continue to study hard.
In general, although this story is a story about complaining about her sister's grades, it also contains thoughts on family education and expectations for children's learning. Regardless of whether the grades are good or bad, parents want their children to work hard and reach their potential. For children, studying hard is not only to get good grades, but also to repay their parents for their hard work.
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