BLURT/////I got this habit from my parents

At that time, children in New Zealand were admitted to high school at the age of 13. But I crossed the boundaries of primary school and entered high school when I was only 11 years old. And why should it be or not? My mother was a primary school teacher in our little Auckland. He took special care of my studies all the time. So at that young age I became a very good student and got auto promotion in class and entered high school at the age of 11. Tao is again one of the best schools in New Zealand at that time. Anyway, at least I didn't go down without explaining myself first. I felt quite small among them. But within a year, I too slowly grew taller. I also became strong. This is how I regained my lost self-confidence. The results started to be good just like before.

I was an exceptionally gifted student, but not that. I was actually a student who always did what he needed to do, at the right time. I got this habit from my parents. Both of them were uncompromising in terms of policy. Dad used to edit a small magazine. It would be wrong to say just edit; He was the owner, publisher, editor, reporter, photographer of the magazine at the same time. Dad didn't just have to deliver magazines from house to house.

At that time the famine started. Some unscrupulous traders were trying to make a profit by creating an artificial food crisis. My father wrote a lot about it in his newspaper. If I ever sat down to eat and try to waste food, my mother would remind me of the many poor people in Asia who are living a dehumanized life without food. At that time I didn't understand at all what was the problem of those unfortunate people if I wasted food. However, when I grew up I realized the real problem, I tried to stand by the side of those unfortunate people.