In China, it's common to see children attending extracurricular classes, playing instruments, or simply doing their homework with their parents by their side, looking over them.
在中國存在一種普遍的現(xiàn)象：無論孩子在上補(bǔ)習(xí)班時還是演奏樂器，甚至是完成家庭作業(yè)的時候，他們的父母都習(xí)慣在一旁監(jiān)督著他們。
Many Chinese parents spend all their energy and money on their children, sacrificing their own career and hobbies, all in the hope their children can have a good future.
如今許多中國父母為了能讓自己的孩子有一個更好的未來，把所有的精力和金錢都投入到孩子的成長教育上，不惜犧牲自己的事業(yè)和喜好。
Some parents accompany their children long after they've become adults. Media have widely reported that for nearly 10 years, Chinese parents have been planting vegetables in a deserted field near Yale University in their free time. When their children went abroad to study, their parents went with them, rented houses nearby the university and did housework for their children.
一些父母甚至在孩子成年后還陪在他們身邊。據(jù)媒體大約十年前報道，一些中國家長為了陪伴在耶魯大學(xué)留學(xué)的孩子，竟在學(xué)校附近的一片荒地上種起了蔬菜。近年來，為了照顧赴海外留學(xué)的孩子，中國父母們就在學(xué)校附近租房以照顧孩子的起居。
Feng Yan is one of these parents. On Saturdays, she has to get up at 6:30 am to prepare breakfast for her son. Then she wakes him up, so he won't be late for his extracurricular classes at 8 am. Her son is a sophomore in high school and is facing the gaokao (college entrance exam) in a year.
一名名叫馮燕的母親就是這樣的父母，每周六早上，她都要六點(diǎn)半起床為兒子準(zhǔn)備早餐，然后叫兒子起床，以免耽誤了八點(diǎn)的補(bǔ)習(xí)班。她的兒子是一名高三的學(xué)生，一年后即將面臨高考（大學(xué)入學(xué)考試）。
When her son entered high school, Feng rented a house nearby to take better care of him and make it easier for him to focus on his studies. She said about 60 percent of students' parents rent apartments next to the high school. Feng started planning her son's 'academic career' a long time ago. When he was in elementary school, she took him to all sorts of math and English training classes on the weekends. In the evenings, she made her son practice violin and drawing.
自從她的兒子升入高中后，她就在學(xué)校附近租了房子照顧兒子以使他更好地把精力集中在學(xué)習(xí)上。據(jù)她說，約有60%的學(xué)生父母在學(xué)校附近租房子。馮女士很早就為兒子的“學(xué)業(yè)”做打算，當(dāng)兒子在小學(xué)時，她就為兒子報了周末的英語培訓(xùn)班，晚上她還為兒子規(guī)定了小提琴和美術(shù)培訓(xùn)。
She quit her job five years ago, when her son was in middle school, and started devoting her whole life to taking care of him. 'I feel very tired accompanying my son every day, but I've got no choice,' Feng said.
五年前當(dāng)兒子升入中學(xué)后，她就辭掉了工作，開始全心全意地照顧兒子。馮女士表示：“每天照顧他也讓我覺得很吃不消，但也沒有其它的選擇。”
Some children have expressed anxiety over their parents' full-time supervision. A third-grade student told the Tianjin Daily, 'My mother is more familiar with my textbooks than me ... if I did poorly on my exams, I think she'll be the most depressed person.'
一些孩子對于父母的“全程監(jiān)控”表達(dá)了自己的焦慮，一位三年級的學(xué)生告訴天津日報：“我的媽媽比我更熟悉練習(xí)冊，一旦我的成績不好，恐怕最郁悶的將會是我媽媽”
Education experts say constantly accompanying children can have negative effects. It's easy for the children to grow overly reliant on their parents. Besides, it's difficult for them to achieve their full potential when facing this amount of pressure.
教育專家表示，一直陪伴在孩子的身邊會產(chǎn)生消極的效果，比如會使孩子對于父母產(chǎn)生過度依賴，而且在如此大的壓力下，他們很難完全發(fā)掘自己的潛力。
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