Sun Lifa Weibo? I don't know where Deng Chao found this book. He has been watching it recently, and I wonder if he has. The picture shows "Parental Education" written by Suva A. Suhomlinski. I believe that the author's name should be familiar to students majoring in pedagogy and normal education. Wa A Suhomlinski is a great educational theorist and practitioner in the former Soviet Union. So why are all normal majors familiar with him? Some students even have headaches. His "Advice to Teachers" is one of the necessary books for this major. When he read this book, everyone knew that Chao Ge had a pair of lovely children. In an exclusive interview with Deng Chao's Beyond Dreams (Part II), from the interesting stories shared by Deng Chao and Sister Xiaohua, we can see that Chao Ge is a good father who educates his children in a three-pronged way. I have to say that Chao Ge has made great efforts to become real. I believe many people have searched this book on major websites after seeing Weibo, but Chao Ge's book is not available on major websites at present (not absolutely). If you want to read it, you can try to search Advice to Parents, which may contain the answer you want. According to the topic, it is not difficult to see that this is a book about parents being parents, and it is a book about how to be parents and how to become qualified parents. This is a long-term proposition, and whether life is happy or not depends largely on it. Not everyone will be a great scientist, physicist and chemist, but everyone will be a father, mother, husband and wife. How to make parents stand high in children's minds? How to protect the purity of children's hearts? This is the meaning of this book, such as how to make children learn to think, how to communicate with children better and so on. I suggest all parents who are worried about their children's education have a look. People who have not yet become parents or are about to become parents can also look at it, understand it from different angles and make plans for the future. For what I can't understand after reading, I can only say that I have read this book a hundred times.