I also like drawing when I was at school. I draw very well (self-righteous, hehe). My parents also said that painting delayed my study and prevented me from painting. Now they have some regrets. What I want to say is that the education system in China is extremely unfavorable to the development of professional talents. Everything is based on grades, and everything else should be carried out around grades. Therefore, students nowadays basically have no skills to achieve results except learning. You like painting, which means that you are interested. The foundation of success is largely interest. If you are interested, you will drill and make achievements. In addition, you must have a good teacher. If your parents support you, it is best to find a good teacher. In short, if you find the direction, persist and work hard, you will certainly achieve something. Finally, for example, a buddy of mine, whose children don't study well at home, is very tired of going to school, but likes sports. So this buddy directly let the children drop out of school, signed up for a provincial junior professional tennis team, played games everywhere every day, was already a national second-class athlete in his 11 s, and also took cultural classes during training, and his academic performance was not bad. Hobbies and hobbies can complement each other with cultural studies.