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What educational views does Little Joy embody?
Little Joy is a TV series that reflects the family education and parent-child relationship in China. The play shows the educational methods of three families, full of conflicts and warmth between parents and children. Through the educational experience of ordinary families and the warm memories of family support, the play once again aroused the society's concern and thinking about "China Education".

The image of Joe in the play is a representative who grew up under the control and education of his mother. As a schoolmaster, she is under great pressure and unhappy, because her mother expects too much of her and thinks that her wish must be Tsinghua Peking University. Her mother, Song Qian, forced her to drink nourishing soup in order to be admitted to a prestigious school, and installed sound insulation and transparent glass in her room for all-round supervision and control. Children always try to escape from this environment and even say, "I feel like I'm sitting in a prison." Song Qian is a typical China parent. They regard love as a tool to bind each other. She loves her daughter deeply, but lacks equality and understanding. We can guide children, but don't try to control them. Parents' love should not be an unbearable burden in children's lives.