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There is no such thing as the best education, only the most suitable education; education varies from person to person.
When Chinese children and parents practice western parenting theories, there are many environmental differences and traditional influences that cannot be ignored, and thus limit the results of the practices.
Based on this, Xie Yi, who has been engaged in the practice and research of early childhood education for many years, proposes and explores an educational concept, for people around the world with Chinese roots, in which he looks at the relationships children have with the world from a broader perspective. From his experiences in children's education, Xie Yi selects 30 of the most representative questions and explains them thoroughly in hopes of helping parents gain more wisdom and grow along with their children.
When Chinese children and parents practice western parenting theories, there are many environmental differences and traditional influences that cannot be ignored, and thus limit the results of the practices.
Based on this, Xie Yi, who has been engaged in the practice and research of early childhood education for many years, proposes and explores an educational concept, for people around the world with Chinese roots, in which he looks at the relationships children have with the world from a broader perspective. From his experiences in children's education, Xie Yi selects 30 of the most representative questions and explains them thoroughly in hopes of helping parents gain more wisdom and grow along with their children.