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The Influence of Confucianism on Chinese Parenting
Studycorgi (2024) (2024)
Abstract
Confucianism and its practices have left their mark on the history of many Eastern countries, especially China, and can be seen in the attitude toward academic success that is commonly inculcated in children from a very early age.Other Versions
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