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A new day, the conference room.

The numerous worker bees sat down as usual, looking at Wang Jian with expectant and admiring eyes.

I wonder what new ideas the boss has this time?

"The game we are preparing to develop this time is called 'Chinese Parents'."

Wang Jian announced the name of the game.

Hmm? Chinese Parents?

Hearing this name, the worker bees were stunned for a moment.

What kind of game is this?

Wang Jian explained: "'Chinese Parents' is a simulation and raising game that simulates the entire process from birth to adulthood, while also exploring the relationship between children and parents.

In China, education is a major issue, and I think many people must have deep feelings about it.

This game is to extract the most representative elements from Chinese families, so as to resonate with players.

I wonder, in everyone's eyes, what kind of parents are called Chinese parents? Everyone, please speak freely."

The worker bees' eyes flickered, each seeming to have their own understanding of Chinese parents.

The bespectacled planner pushed up his glasses: "I think, when mentioning Chinese parents, people immediately think of academic performance. In the process of schooling, parents regard academic performance as the first priority, thus ignoring some other aspects and not being very considerate of the child's feelings, etc."

Someone immediately echoed: "That's right. When I was in school, every time my grades were good, my mom was so happy that she would take me out for a good meal or agree to some of my requests, such as buying extracurricular books or playing on the computer.

When my grades were poor, my mom would scold me with a dark face, asking me to analyze the reasons why I didn't do well this time, and wouldn't allow me to go out to play next. If I did too poorly, she would even nag me while crying. I couldn't stand that the most."

The skinny otaku planner also sighed: "Yeah, my English grades used to be bad. Our head teacher taught English, so my mom asked me to go to her place to learn English privately. I wasn't willing to go. Later, after graduating from university, my mom told me that she had given the teacher a valuable tea set to get her to accept me. Uh, it's not that it's bad for teachers to accept gifts. My head teacher was actually quite nice, but my mom really put a lot of effort into improving my grades back then."

"Eh!" Wang Jian was quite surprised, feeling like he had found a comrade-in-arms. "Your English isn't good either! I didn't learn English well before either! My parents wanted to sign me up for an English tutoring class, but I refused to go no matter what!"

"When I was in high school, my parents signed me up for four tutoring classes! Every weekend was spent either going to tutoring or on the way to tutoring.

And my family was actually just an ordinary family. My parents tightened their belts to sign me up for tutoring classes. If there were conditions, they would take them; if there weren't conditions, they would create them, just to make my grades better. I remember going to the vegetable market with my mom to buy vegetables and seeing her haggling with the vegetable vendors, calculating every penny. I didn't say it out loud, but I was still very unhappy in my heart, feeling like I had no face.

But I didn't let them down. When the college entrance exam results came out, my mom was so happy that tears streamed down her face. She showed off everywhere to the people in her work unit, and the pride on her face was simply unconcealable. Later, when I went to my mom's class, her colleagues would praise me, saying that my mom had given birth to a good son and that their children should learn from me, etc."

"I also remember that my parents signed me up for a physics tutoring class. The class time was in the evening. My hometown is in the north, and it's so cold at night in the winter. Every Thursday night when I had to go to tutoring, I would ride a bicycle, shivering in the cold wind, and my ears would freeze.

The only relatively warm thing in this memory is that there was also a pretty girl taking tutoring with me, a classmate from the next class in my school. Every time the tutoring ended, I could walk a section of the road with her, say a few words, and then separate at the entrance of the tutoring teacher's residential area."

"So what happened? Did you two spark any romance later?"

"...Brother, your question is too painful. I've been a virgin for twenty-five years. My mom even called me before to ask when I could find a girlfriend."

"When I was in junior high school, my grades were still quite good, but in high school, I became a bit mediocre, and then I was rebellious and didn't want to study. My dad was a worker in the mines. He took me to the place where he worked and showed me the simplest jobs, telling me that if I didn't study hard, I wouldn't even be able to get a job in the company. Eh, later, every time I couldn't study, I would think of that difficult environment and focus on studying."

"Isn't there a saying, child, you are being a child for the first time, and mom is also being a mom for the first time, and there are still many things to learn.

Most parents also lack experience on how to properly educate their children, and they may still be using the experience of the older generation. Their expectations for their children are mainly that their children can have good grades, get into a good university, find a good job in the future, and then get married and form a family.

Our parents work hard and run around every day, earning money to support the family, so naturally they hope that their children's living conditions can be better than theirs in the future. They have a simple concept in their minds: if the grades are good, it means a good university and a bright future; if the grades are not good, they will not be able to find a decent job in the future. This concept is actually correct in most cases. After all, companies also look at education when recruiting.

And there are so many students in China, and the competition is fierce. As parents, they naturally attach great importance to their children's grades. It is normal to feel anxious when their grades are not good. Nagging and scolding do put a lot of pressure on the children.

In fact, the strictness of parents is not to show off how well you can do in the exam, or to enjoy a better life after your success, but to not want you to suffer the hardships they have suffered.

It can only be said that, for most Chinese students, this is an inevitable journey in life, whether it is good or bad. As for whether it is bitter or sweet, let's leave it to the future to recall."

"At that time, I really felt very bitter in high school. Every day I was thinking about when I could take the college entrance exam and relax. At that time, I must let go and play hard for three months. And the teacher also said that it would be easy in college, and you can play every day. I was really looking forward to college life.

When I got to college, I realized that the teacher was lying. College is not easy at all. Advanced Mathematics and Higher Algebra really made my head spin. Moreover, before high school, it didn't matter if you failed, but in college, you could fail a subject!

College passed by in a daze, and many of the goals I set were not achieved. When I started working, and then I thought about high school and college life, I really missed it very much. I really wanted to be reborn once to make up for the unfinished regrets. The most important thing is to find a girlfriend!"

"Although parents attach great importance to grades, their love for us is still very strong, but perhaps it is the implicit nature of Chinese people that makes them not very good at expressing their love. This love may be reflected in easily overlooked details such as eating and dressing.

I think this game is very good. It can put all these experiences between everyone and their parents into the game, so that players can experience the difficulty of being a parent."