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Do you know the woman? This is a story about a mother , two daughters , and two dogs . It is also about Mozart and Mendelssohn , the piano and the violin , and ho we made it to Carnegie Hall. This was supposed to be a story of how Chinese parents are better at raising kids than Western ones. But instead, it’s about a bitter clash of culture, a fleeting taste of glory, and how I was humbled by a thirteen-year-old. Here are something the girls were never allowed to do Attend a sleepover Have a playdate Be in school play Complain about not being in a school play Watch TV or play computer game Choose their own extracurricular activities Get any grade less than an A Not be the #1 student in every subject except gym and drama Play any instrument other than the piano or violin Not play the piano or violin Amy Chua Just as the “Tiger Mom” controversy started simmering down in China, here comes the Wolf Daddy. Xiao Baiyou, a self-proclaimed expert on strict parenting, is sparking a new round of fervent discussion on child-raising methodologies among anxious Chinese parents. He insists he’s the best parent in the world. This past June, Xiao Baiyou published a book on parenting that featured a severe methodspanking. He laid out his spanking introduction in his book “Therefore, Peking University Brothers and Sisters,” and so he quickly became nicknamed the Wolf Daddy. His favorite method is the rattan cane, and he spanks his children’s calves and hands when they break his rules. His strict methods appear to have had good results: his four children have entered Peking University, one of the top universities in China. So Xiao proudly spreads his education idea that children need to be disciplined, ruthlessly. In his microblog, he said, Come on, want your children to enter Peking University without spanking and scolding them? Don’t be ridiculous. And, Leave your children more money, and spanking as well. Read: Should Asia Try to Rescue Europe? Like