I can sing quite well. It's, in fact, my greatest passion. I’ve always wanted to be a global sensation since I was small. 

I love to draw. I don't know if I can call it a talent, but my friends always give me praise. Everything around me gives me a lot of inspiration. 

It was my sister who discovered my ability to sing when I performed in front of my whole family. They were really astonished, actually, because no one in my family has ever worked or had interest in this field before. 

My teacher accidentally realized my ability when I randomly drew in my textbook. And I really want to thank my teacher because without her, I would’ve known I have a weakness for drawing. 

Sadly, my parents don't want me to develop my singing skill. They want me to focus on school and become a good doctor in the future.

Yes, they’re really supportive. And I can freely pursue my passion for painting. I think it’s because my dad is really into drawing, too. But he doesn’t have time and money to follow that career path. 

I’m not sure. To me, I tend to keep my own counsel. I don’t want to be a center of attention. 

Yes, I can. Maybe because I study in an international school and my parents are quite open-minded.

I think both parents and teachers play equally important roles. They should both be children's towers of strength.

I lean toward parents because they are the first educators, who shape children's behaviors from the first steps.

It depends. If the children take a wrong path, it's better to force them. Because after all, the root of education comes from parents, and they take responsibility for guiding their kids. 

I don't think so. It's like preventing them from being creative. I’ve noticed that those who come from a family with less pressure tend to be more successful. 

I think they should treat children like a friend and talk to them more to find out their weaknesses and strengths.

I suppose that teachers and parents should prepare fun activities to stimulate their development.

I suggest teachers and parents should build an effective partnership to take care of a child.

Instead of being forced, children should be encouraged. This can help them fully develop.