But now, over the years, a person gains life experience, learns from his own and other people's mistakes, and by a certain age he can already consider himself a sage. For many days that a person lived, he managed to see many events that were sad and cheerful, fair and evil, and learned to judge them. A person has managed to learn what needs to be done in life in order to achieve success, and what is not worth a penny. At such a time, the task of a person becomes to pass on all his many years of life experience to the younger generation - to his children or grandchildren. After all, their fate depends on it. You can’t just take and raise a child without passing on a piece of your life to him, without telling him about your mistakes on a long life path so that the child does not repeat them again. We must listen to what adults and elderly people tell us. They can rightly consider themselves the heart of the wisdom of their generation. In conclusion, I will quote the saying "Do not forget your roots, for they are wiser than shoots."