Do children in ordinary families really need not work too hard?

Of course not. Children in ordinary families should work harder to avoid being eliminated.

In modern society, the competition is becoming more and more fierce, and both the workplace and the school need constant efforts to remain competitive.

For children in ordinary families, more efforts are needed in order not to be eliminated in the fierce competition. Let me elaborate:

First of all, children in ordinary families need to work harder to get better educational resources.

In contrast, children from some wealthy families can enjoy better educational resources, such as private schools and studying abroad.

For children from ordinary families, they need to rely on their own efforts to get better educational opportunities, such as getting scholarships and participating in various competitions.

Secondly, children in ordinary families need to work harder to get better job opportunities.

In the job market, some well-known enterprises prefer to recruit graduates from prestigious schools and people with family background or social relations.

For children in ordinary families, they need to rely on their own strength to get better job opportunities, such as improving their professional skills and actively participating in various social activities.

Finally, children in ordinary families need to work harder to realize their dreams.

In contrast, some children from wealthy families can easily realize their dreams, such as starting a business and engaging in art.

For children in ordinary families, they need to rely on their own efforts to realize their dreams, such as sticking to their hobbies and constantly improving their abilities.

In short, for children in ordinary families, more efforts are needed to succeed in the workplace, school and life.

Only by continuous efforts can we not be eliminated in this highly competitive society.

This is my answer, I hope to get everyone's recognition and attention!