No Internet Addiction is Unable: A Record of Six Top Experts in China Treating Internet Addiction

Author: Zhai Yongcun
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Are your kids online? Do they play games? Do they hang out in internet cafes? Are they addicted? Do you have a solution? Here are the solutions for you, and the confidence you need. There's a profession in this world that's 24/7: From the day you start, you'll never be able to retire, and you're not allowed to take leave, slack off, or rest—you work day and night, and you don't get paid here. Your salary has to be earned elsewhere, and then spent here. There's also a crown in this world that's lifelong: From the moment you're crowned, it will never be taken away. Sometimes, it brings you more than just honor—it brings tension and pressure, so much so that you can't tell whether it's a crown or a headband, making it hard to breathe. This profession, this crown, is called being a parent.
In northern folk culture, there's a saying: "A mother's path to her son is long, but her son's path to her is as long as a bamboo pole." In simple words, there's a profound truth: one is boundless, and the other is limited. Boundless love. Boundless worry. Boundless dedication. And this dedication often comes without return, or even when it's hard to get one. If there is a return, it's just a child's smile, a little growth. It seems a bit unequal, but no one thinks it's unfair. We understand this difficulty, we sympathize with this effort, and we want to do something for these people. That's why there's this series—Family·Parents' Hearts. Through each book, filled with the scent of ink, we offer parents not just parenting philosophies, experiences, and skills, not just how to love their children properly and well, but also deep, shared empathy from the heart. Because we are all parents. The hearts of all parents are fundamentally the same—they all want the best for their children.