Just a few days ago, Yuki Maeda and a very good female friend of mine sat down and drank coffee together, and only then did they know how distressed the other party who is currently in the third year of high school is. There are two paths in front of www.biquge.info pen, either to go to school and then go to university, or to go to work after graduation. She didn't know what to do with it, and she wanted to hear her advice.

For this reason, Yuki Maeda, who can't help him, can't understand that the other party has no third way to stay at home as a dead house, after all, there is no such family economic conditions. In Japan, most of the dead people who do not go to school or go out to work, and stay at home to gnaw at old age are children from middle-class families. The child of a poor family is waiting to be starved to death in the house. Otherwise, more than 2,000 people die of hunger every year in Japan.

If you choose the first path, female ** people naturally do not have the strength to be admitted to first-class universities, at most they are fourth- or fifth-rate universities. The second way of scholarship, that is, the Japanese model of student loans, after three years of college, or four years of study, often means that you are unemployed after graduation. It is an undeniable objective fact that women do suffer more injustice and discrimination than men in employment. Otherwise, the poverty rate for women in Japan would not be much higher than that of men.

The scariest thing is not this, but that after graduating from college, you have to start repaying the money you borrowed in monthly installments. If this is not done, it will inevitably be prosecuted. If you are found bankrupt by the court, it means that you are doomed in Japan.

In the future, not only will there be no regular companies to hire you, but even banks will no longer provide you with loans, credit cards and other financial services, after all, they all need to be guaranteed by personal credit. In the modern world, it is difficult for people to live without the services provided by banks.

For example, you have to go to the bank to pay the most basic and essential water and electricity bills. If modern people leave the relevant services provided by the bank, it is completely equivalent to the inconvenient life of a blind and deaf person. As for the first way of scholarship, it belongs to the recipient who does not have to pay it back, but only awards it to students with excellent grades. Of course, it is absolutely impossible for the other party to obtain it.

Before they find a formal job, many college graduates have to pay off the debts they incurred when they first went to college in order to save their credibility. Forced into desperation, they continue to work around to make money as in the past. As a result, under the double economic pressure, life is miserable.

On the one hand, it is to repay a student loan that is due each month, and on the other hand, it is to support yourself. The monthly income is not much, so many people have no choice but to choose Internet cafes, capsule apartments and other places as their home. Not only that, but it also further gave birth to the uninterrupted expansion of the ant clan.

Anyway, it's pretty good. Perhaps, hold on to death, so that you can wait until the day when the bitterness is exhausted. Among them, there are many people who drink to quench their thirst, etc., either to borrow usury to pay off all kinds of arrears in the past, or to keep opening credit cards to tear down the east wall and make up for the west wall to borrow money to repay the debts. Either approach is like walking into an endless loop.

If you choose the second path and work after graduating from high school, I am afraid it will be worse than the first path. The first path also gives hope and a chance to change one's destiny. If you graduate from high school and enter the society without any skills, you can only do a double-low job with a low technical threshold and a low hourly wage. If you want to make more money, you can only increase the duration. The longer the working hours are and the more repetitive they are every day, the more painful and depressing it becomes.

As a result of not studying well, you often lose hope of changing your fate, and then you can only live so unbearably for the rest of your life. The reason why this is the case is that the social environment is like this, and the mobility of the class from the bottom up is rigid. People who stand in a good position, a good pit, and can consciously and voluntarily abdicate to make way for Xian? Until then, unless he gets a better position than he used to be. Otherwise, he would rather leave it to his own stupid child than to an outsider.

The poorer a person is, the more desires in his heart will be, and the easier it will be to magnify them several times, after all, just like a long-dried land needs water everywhere. If you have children, you will be able to pass on this kind of poverty to the next generation. The poor get poorer and the rich get richer, and this is the root cause of the growing polarization between the rich and the poor in society.

For this reason, Yuki Maeda, who feels that he is both an unlucky person and a lucky person, can be regarded as a model of motherhood and daughterhood. Her original intention and motivation for giving birth to a child were very simple, just because she still loved Hideki Sakai deeply in her heart. Therefore, she has to give birth to the crystallization of love conceived by the two. I would think about it again, and the other party never liked her from beginning to end.

It is precisely because of the arrival of this child that Yuki Maeda's fate has been turned upside down. Otherwise, she wouldn't be qualified to sit here. Since I was able to sit here tonight, it means that the identity of myself and my daughter Cangyue has at least been acquiesced by the Takeshita family.

At this moment, Takeshita Grass Mustard, who didn't use chopsticks to eat vegetables, has reached the point of making Sun Weifun. I am very happy that the three generations are in the same house tonight. At the age when he is about to turn 50, it is entirely possible that there will be a fourth or fifth generation in the same house in the future, after all, the average life expectancy of the Japanese is more than 80 years.

"Cangyue, in the future, follow your grandfather's surname Takeshita, okay?" Takeshita Kusaoke, who lowered his head and stared at the little guy in his arms, threw a bombshell without warning.

As soon as these words came out, all the people present were shocked, stopped talking, stopped all movements, and looked at him with their two eyes in unison. Yuki Maeda, who covered his mouth with both hands, couldn't stop his tears from flowing out like bursting an embankment. I know very well that the phrase Takeshita grass mustard definitely has the meaning of being able to cross eras and watersheds.

"Dad, you must have said something casually to tease this little thing!" Sakai Hideki, who is the most nervous, although he is not as desperate as they have always been eager to change his surname to Takeshita, but he definitely can't accept his father's decision.

"Do you think I'm joking?" Raising his head, he looked at the eldest son's Takeshita Kusaoke, and asked seriously. (To be continued.) )