Theres a hole in the wall, its too ugly! Using white cement to make up for it wont work at all. We still need to rely on these

Not long after I moved into my new house, I found several small holes on the big white wall of my house. After all, it's a new house and it's too ugly! Just as there was still a little white cement left during the home renovation, I mixed it with water and applied it to the wall to make up for it. However, soon after, the white cement that was filled fell off and was completely useless. So I contacted the original project manager, who said that repairing wall holes cannot use white cement! Compared to ordinary cement, the manufacturing process of white cement is slightly better. White cement usually plays a decorative role in decoration and is often used for pointing and processing of white porcelain tiles. Due to its main component being calcium silicate, which adds a small amount of gypsum and its low strength, it is generally not used for wall decoration, and it is not recommended to use it to repair wall holes. I can't help but wonder, what else is the point? With the development of the decoration industry, there are many materials to choose from for repairing wall holes. Generally, it is necessary to rely on materials such as cement mortar, putty, and gypsum powder to repair wall holes. You can choose the appropriate wall hole repair material based on your actual situation (the size of the wall hole in your home). The project manager noticed that the wall hole in my house was not very large, so he suggested using gypsum powder and glue to repair it. This also indicates that gypsum powder and glue are a good way to repair small wall holes in a home. But if the wall opening on the home wall is too large, several repair materials need to be combined to repair and fill it. Firstly, fill the larger wall holes with broken bricks and stones, and then use cement mortar to repair them in a certain proportion to ensure that the stones and bricks are not exposed outside. With cement mortar, seal them to ensure the stability and strength of the repair. To make the wall look smoother, use gypsum powder and putty powder for leveling, so that the wall holes are completely repaired! I used to rely on these materials to repair it, so I asked the project manager to help me find someone to fill the rotten hole on my wall