Teaching

After a round of instruction, Wei Yang finally stopped, still feeling somewhat unsatisfied.

He picked up his teacup and slowly drank.

Seeing the serious, thoughtful look on his son's face, Wei Yang did not disturb him. Instead, he let him comprehend everything at his own pace.

It was fine if he could not understand it all at once. He could teach him more gradually in the future.

What Wei Yang had said to his son today was mainly intended to establish a basic impression in his mind first.

At Wei Ye's current age, he was in the stage of learning and absorbing knowledge, ultimately and gradually forming his own personality and subconscious values.

As the saying went, a child's character was set by the age of three. When children were young, the environment in which they grew up, as well as the influence of their family and parents, mattered greatly and basically determined their future personalities.

Among these influences, the father had the greatest impact on a child.

That was because the role of a father occupied an extremely important place in a child's heart, and in some aspects, was even more important than the mother.

A father was the person a child was most likely to worship and instinctively learn from and imitate.

And because Wei Yang had been absent these past few years, Wei Ye had basically been raised single-handedly by Xian'er. He had grown up under a woman's care.

This made Wei Yang somewhat worried. He feared that when Wei Ye grew up, his personality might become weak and overly compassionate.

That was why, upon meeting him, he had eagerly begun teaching the child, establishing a basic impression in his mind.

Of course, these worries and notions were not necessarily entirely correct.

But Wei Yang did not