In 2011, Amy Chua put out the book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, in which she describes the challenges of (keep) to the strict upbringing (抚育) she knew as a child. Miscommunication about the purpose of the book (arise) because many readers did not get the impression that Chua was trying to be humorous about her parenting methods.
In the book, Chua compares Western and Chinese beliefs and methods of parenting. In general, Chinese parents believe a child's (academy) success is directly linked to parenting skills. It is common for such parents to take severe measures to make their children do exactly what they say. contrast, Western parents worry more about their children's self-esteem (自尊). As a result, parenting methods have become less strict and children (hold) to lower standards than they were in the past.
Interestingly, in the West, many people agree that Western parenting methods could use (improve) because more and more children are not learning how to face and overcome challenges. , experts also say that being too strict with children can cause rebellion (反叛), low self-esteem and poor parent-child relationships.
What everyone can agree on is that there is no perfect way (parent). What's more, a method that works with one child will not necessarily work with . Parents are challenged with finding the best method helps each child learn to be a responsible and confident person.
