From a mischievous child to a Yale PhD

Author: Zheng Cheng'ai
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Want to improve your child's academic performance? Refer to the book's "Early Flying" learning method for inspiration. Want to help your child become more compassionate? Check out the book's effective "permeation" education for enlightenment. A mother's heartfelt words, the growth trajectory of a mischievous child becoming a PhD, Zheng Cheng'ai's parenting experience, selected for middle school political textbooks, nationwide in 2004, a bedside book for parents educating children to success!
Because of receiving training in non-intellectual factors from a young age, Lin Xiaolong had enough confidence and perseverance to face the pressure of the college entrance exam. He bravely challenged himself, gave up the opportunity to be recommended to a key university, and was admitted to Peking University, a prestigious university in China. At Peking University, he gave up the opportunity to be recommended for postgraduate studies and was admitted to Yale University, a world-renowned institution. During his PhD studies, he designed and founded "Infinite China Network," attracting attention from IT professionals and business leaders in the United States. Chinese Permanent Representative to the United Nations Shen Guofang expressed support and praise.
Flowers and applause made his mind clearer, and he knew that with every step he took, he would see his mother's earnest gaze. A ordinary mother, using a unique and practical "non-intellectual factors" parenting method that is both traditional and modern, transformed a mischievous and unruly son into a well-rounded, academically excellent, and filial child. After being admitted to Peking University, he also became the youngest PhD student at Yale University that year due to his outstanding academic performance.
Zheng Cheng'ai's successful experience was widely recommended by government departments such as the Shandong Provincial Education Department's Committee on Youth Work, the Women's Federation, and the Communist Youth League, and was selected for middle school political textbooks by the National Primary and Secondary School Textbook Review Committee. It was published in seven provinces and cities, with approximately three million copies distributed.