I will only raise you for eighteen years.

Author: Zhou
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The author took his son out of school at the age of 13 and then kicked him out at the age of 18. From then on, he had nothing and then everything again. He believed he had found his own "I will only support you for eighteen years" was just a phenomenon, behind the phenomenon was the stubborn belief of rejecting the of education, and deep down, there was a yearning and pursuit for freedom in life or a life of freedom. Zhou, with his unique stubbornness of a Northwesterner, said, "I am determined to produce a model of a happy life for this unimaginative population. The education of his son was just something that happened to hit his gun barrel." The ending of the story may not be very happy, which does not conform to the Chinese reading habit of pursuing perfect endings, but it may give you more. This book tells a true story of education with the words of a lie, moving and thought-provoking, showing the expectations, worries, and confusion of a father for his child's education, future, and life, leaving an indelible witness to education in this era.