This problem has been encountered in our family before, and we hesitated to let our children learn music or art. Later, our family chose art, and there was a comparison at that time. The first is the convenience of art study. Music is more expensive, and the purchase of high-quality musical instruments is basically tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of prices. And you need to practice in a specific place, otherwise it is likely to disturb the people and be complained. The second is that art helps to improve academic performance. The children's primary school math teacher also suggested studying art, because studying art can exercise children's attention and abstract thinking ability. The teacher said that ordinary math problems are boring, and students who learn to draw well are also helpful to improve their math scores.

I enrolled my children in an offline painting class last weekend, but I need parents to pick them up, and it will take time on the way. The two-hour course takes more than an hour on the road. At first, it was taught well by an older teacher. Later, he left and changed to a younger teacher.

Later, my colleague recommended that his child signed up for an online course called Art Treasure 1 to 1, which is one-on-one teaching. You can choose your own teacher, and the learning content can be tailored according to different age groups and artistic level, so I tried to sign up for the first class. At first, it was purely to help children pass the time and cultivate hobbies. There was no expectation. But now that half a year has passed, the progress is still quite great. Art teachers in primary schools praise children's works in class and help them build their self-confidence. Now that children's interests have been cultivated, I plan to cultivate art as a long-term specialty.