China's parents who beat their children in the United States were punished with sticks for filial piety.

The article "China's parents were punished for beating their children in the United States because their dutiful son was born under a stick" was reprinted by liuxue86.com on March 7, 2007 in China News Network. According to the American Overseas Chinese News, "a dutiful son is born under a stick" and "no instruments" are the traditional concepts of family education in China. But this article is not only unworkable in the United States, but may also be accused of corporal punishment of children and even deprived of custody. Recently, a China man was charged with beating his daughter and was fined 140 hours of community service. This China man is Mr. Zhang (a pseudonym) from Fuzhou, who is in his fifties. I quarreled with my daughter because of family chores the other day. Their family lives in Chinatown, New York. In order to support his family, he sublet a room at home. To this end, the daughter who is less than 20 years old feels very unhappy. A few days ago, the two quarreled about it again, and Mr. Zhang hit his daughter in a rage. The daughter immediately called the police.

After calling the police, Mr. Zhang was arrested and went to court. The judge issued a protection order to Mr. Zhang's daughter, fined Mr. Zhang 250 yuan, and issued him a 140-hour social service order. On the 4th, Mr. Zhang turned to Liancheng Office for help, saying that he had spent 70 hours sweeping leaves in new york Park Bureau and needed to do community service in the next 70 hours. Zhao Wensheng, consultant of Liancheng CCBA, said that he could help Liancheng CCBA from the 5th and would write a letter for him.

Zhao Wensheng said that many people who come to Liancheng CCBA for help are related to domestic violence, especially when wives complain about their husbands' domestic violence and children complain about their parents. Zhao Wensheng specially reminded Chinese in the United States not to use force to solve problems. Parents of new immigrants should take the initiative to communicate with their children, don't scold them in public, educate them in a legal and reasonable way, and don't beat and scold them. If you hit a child, the older child will call the police himself. Although younger children will not call the police, once the school teacher finds that they have scars, they will contact the Child Protection Bureau. (Su) According to