Tang Chen takes his son to a family-education show called Chinese-Style Education.
Other parents go to great lengths to put passwords on their computers and set screen-time limits on their phones, all to keep their children from getting addicted to games.
But when it comes to Tang Chen, everything suddenly takes a different turn.
“Why go to Peking University, son? Come to A University with your dad!”
“If you can't even play games well, how are you ever going to amount to anything?”
“First, hold on to A University. Only then will you have a shot at Peking University!”
His son says, “Dad, I want to go to tutoring. If I study hard, I can get into Peking University!”
Tang Chen says, “You can't even land your shots properly. Why go to tutoring? First, hold on to A University. Only then will you have a shot at Peking University!”
When the cameras show Tang Chen's home, everyone is stunned.
Other families set up studies for their children, but you built your son a little gaming dungeon?
The whole internet erupts.
Everyone tears into Tang Chen.
But when his son's exam results come out, the whole internet falls silent...
A commenter jokes: “Oh no, the kid's gotten hooked on studying. If it's severe, he could be locked up at Tsinghua or Peking University for at least four years!”
This book shows what real Chinese education is like. As a junior majoring in teaching and history, I have truly experienced the education model of parents like Song Qian and Su Lei in the book. I truly know how painful it is to live in such a family environment. My sister has been diagnosed with a mental illness because of this education method. If you want your child to truly listen to you, you must first get along with your child so that he can truly identify with you from his heart and be willing to listen to you. Instead of just imposing your expectations on others. "One hundred people have one hundred Hamlets", and the same is true for education. Confucius has long proposed "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude." This kind of chicken-child education is obviously in conflict with the ideas of Confucius and others. Sun Tzu's Art of War pointed out that attacking the city is the lowest priority, and attacking the heart is the highest priority; subduing the enemy's troops without fighting is the best way.
It's a little imperfect, but it's nice. Also, if someone like Song Qian is exposed in our country, it will be miserable. She will be beaten and kicked when she walks on the street. Especially if she has an obedient and well-behaved daughter, she may be beaten to death by jealousy. If she returns her son, she will be scolded at most. Having a daughter will be envied by others. Having a well-behaved and sensible daughter is really envied by others.
Lots of laughs, very envious.
The book is good, but it disappeared after more than 200 chapters. It seems to have been put on the shelf somewhere else, so I can't read it.
I really recommend that the country also produce a program like this. Today's parents are too paranoid and only think they are right, and they control their children too much.
Not bad, highly recommended
It's very beautiful and has a strong sense of logic.
May I ask what A University is?
Not bad, very pretty
I can watch it, it's not bad. It was very average in the early stage, but it gradually became popular in the later stage. There are some small flaws, but they are not major problems. There are no hot spots, but it does have some characteristics. It's okay.