Parents sold houses to make up hundreds of thousands of tuition fees. A girl from Shanghai dropped out of school after studying in Canada for one year and returned to China to take the junior college entrance examination: This road is not suitable for me

Source: Xiaoxiang Morning News

In the fall of 2018, 18-year-old Xiaoyu walked into the undergraduate campus in Toronto, Canada to study psychology. Her faces from different regions were shuttled with curiosity and expectation. Flyers were constantly handed into her hands. A lecture said she would demonstrate fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) to the audience. She had only seen its noun introduction before. At that time, Xiaoyu really felt that she should be able to get out of the depression in the domestic campus and family life and start a new life.

The only thing I had to do with my parents far away in Shanghai was left with quarrels. Her mother accused her of spending money indiscriminately. She sorted out all her expenses, looked for strategies online, and began to regret the waste caused by not planning the amount of vegetables she bought well.

Many of the memories of studying abroad that were suspended after less than two years were fragmented and missing time marks. There was a long period of time spent alone in the shared room and unable to seek any psychological assistance.

In the first half of 2020, Xiaoyu, who swallowed a large amount of medicine, was found and sent to the hospital in time. The hospitalization cost a lot, and her parents in Shanghai asked her to return home first. After she came back, she realized that her family sold houses for school. She proposed to stop studying abroad, and then quarreled with her parents, with the focus being "unworthy".

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