[Family Education] [Adolescent Rebellion] [Parent-Child Relationship] [Growth Inspirational] [Realistic] [Light Comedy] [Warm Healing]
Lin Lan always felt that she had raised a docile and obedient "white rabbit" son Chen Mo, until he entered junior high school - this "rabbit" suddenly learned to "kick his legs". The child who once obeyed every word is now staring blankly at books, but is so obsessed with painting that he forgets to eat and sleep; he watches his mobile phone and TV more accurately than the alarm clock, but he can wash his hands and fold his quilt as soon as possible; his promised morning run is always "next time", but his ability to talk back has improved by leaps and bounds.
As a "tiger" mother who is busy at work and at home, Lin Lan's patience gradually collapsed due to Chen Mo's "rebellion": yelling became a daily routine, and mother and son quarreled fiercely over homework books, paintbrushes, and dirty socks. She wanted to push her son onto the single-plank bridge of a key high school, but she couldn't understand the dancing colors on his drawing paper; she thought she was desperately pulling her child to run forward, but she found that the two of them had long been trapped in the vortex of "love and control", and both were covered in bruises.
When the sharp claws of the "tigress" meet the stubbornness of the "white rabbit", is this turbulent adolescent "war" caused by the mother's anxiety, or is it the son's growth that is crying out? In the day after day of quarrels and exhaustion, can Lin Lan let go of the majesty of the "tiger mother" and understand the voice behind the child's paintbrush? Can Chen Mo find his own growth direction in his mother's "tiger roar"?
