I respect my wife very much, but I like hitting my children. Is a typical China family! ! ! !

As for your question, my opinion is that it has something to do with thousands of years of traditional culture in China. China's traditional ideas of "a dutiful son is born under the stick" and "no war or defeat" are deeply rooted.

Moreover, China's traditional culture is biased towards authority, so the education method is also autocratic, emphasizing obedience to authority and easily neglecting individual rights. Therefore, China's traditional cultural concept itself is not conducive to the protection of children's rights. Secondly, the traditional family concept in China regards children as the private property of parents or families. Many parents regard their children as their own accessories. They spoil them if they want, fight them if they want, and scold them if they want. Society is indifferent to children's rights, and the system for protecting children is not perfect. Under the influence of authoritarianism, parents' punishment for their children lacks the supervision of external power, and the greater the power, the more unscrupulous it is, and the society tolerates this phenomenon.

On the contrary, the state and social forces in the United States have a great influence on the containment of domestic violence, and such incidents cannot be tolerated by society.

That's my answer. I hope I can help you.