What does mother tiger mean?

Tiger Mother was originally an alias of a woman. The core monument of her life is Chua, female, born in 1962, and her ancestral home is in Fujian. Chua Meier made ten commandments for her two daughters, claiming that she "used all kinds of high-handed means, such as curses, threats, bribes and inducements, to ask her children to work hard along the path chosen by their parents". A 7-year-old girl was forced to practice from dinner to night because she couldn't play a piano piece well, and she was not allowed to drink water and go to the toilet.

This harsh education method has caused a heated discussion in the United States. And this woman is famous for her strict and strict educational methods. Since then, Tiger Mother has been used to refer to a strict, strict, powerful and powerful mother. Later, words such as tiger dad were derived to refer to strict, strict and powerful fathers.

Extended data:

According to the tiger mother incident, a new term of tiger mother education is derived. The core content of this educational method is to strictly implement every detail stipulated in the educational method.

Tiger mother education is actually a continuation of American traditional education mode in China, and it is a new education mode, which belongs to the product of the combination of Chinese and western. In the traditional concept of China, students should be educated in a strict way, while in the western educational concept, it is generally believed that it is a better educational way to let children have more independent development.

Tiger mother education is not suitable for all children. For obedient children, this method has great potential. In other words, this educational method can make children who follow and implement this method get great development.

On the other hand, if the child is very rebellious, this educational method may have serious consequences, that is, the child is strongly rebellious and disobedient. If children rebel from childhood, they will cause certain psychological obstacles and distortions when they grow up, so this method is not suitable for all children.