For Chinese,
children are an extension to the family line. On the other hand, American
parents will usually nurture their child’s individual ambition and talent. The
upper class Chinese parents are described to be over-protective, refusing to
even consider the possibility of failure or adversity for their child. ‘Little emperor syndrome’ is a social
phenomenon in China attributed to the one-child during the Cultural Revolution.
Chinese parents too hope their child succeeds, but what they really want is for
their cute and dependent child to be always so.
Opinion:
In my opinion, I believe that this
is all because the parents are pampering their children too much. Some of the Chinese
parents cannot accept the fact of their child failing a single test. In China,
there are families that only have one child therefore treating them as the
emperor and allowing them to do whatever they wish.
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