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The announcement made by the Shanxi Rural Credit Cooperatives said that this was a 'Breakthrough in Performance' training session for their employees. The shift from traditional disciplinary methods like spanking towards non-violent approaches is significant. A video showing staff at a Chinese bank being spanked during a training session has sparked outrage. Reached by popular Chinese chat app Wechat, Jiang told NBC News that he has been conducting these types of leadership programs for eight years. In metropolitan cities, where a more modern parenting approach is often adopted, spanking seems less common.

It’s an exciting time to witness these changes as we strive for healthier, happier parenting environments! Just visit the front page and use the top links to explore deep into SomaliNet oasis, Somali singles, Somali business directory, Somali job bank and much more. According to the South China Morning Post, the man identified as the wood-wielding trainer has apologized for his actions.Jiankou-Mutianyu Jinshanling-Simatai West 2 Day/1 Night Self-guided Hiking Tour, 4 Meals Included(18km/11. A motivational trainer in China beat eight rural bank employees with a stick, shaved the heads of the men and cut the hair of the women after they performed poorly on a training weekend. The bank said it has stopped the training session, asked the Leadership Academy and its trainer to openly apologize, and suspended several managing personnels from the branch.

One of the trainers graded their performance on June 18, and punished those who ranked bottom by spanking and cutting hair. I have completed in the past commissions from ex-Beatle John Lennon, ex bike champion Barry Sheen amongst others.The turn of the 20th century saw China adopting more modern, non-violent disciplinary approaches, reflecting the influence of Western ideas and respect for children’s rights. Today’s Chinese parenting emphasizes positive discipline techniques, communication, and emotional support, with a strong focus on building robust parent-child relationships. Perhaps it is an old staple of such imperialist Chinese dramas, like Indian movies which continuously rehash the happily-ending Romeo and Juliet scenario with singing and dancing. The premise was an old style establishment run by a Chinese family with more than a hint of sympathy for the New China. Mashable is a registered trademark of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without express written permission.

Video Of Chinese Bank Employees Being Spanked Prompts Suspensions : The Two-Way Outrage greeted video that showed a trainer going up and down a row of employees, drawing clearly pained reactions from participants he was spanking. What’s more, physical punishment can strain the precious parent-child bond, chipping away at trust and hampering the development of secure attachment. It’s important to note that the term is quite literal in Chinese: “打” (dǎ) means “hit” or “beat,” and “屁股” (pìgu) means “butt” or “rear end. Whereupon two splendid gentlemen in black began to spank her with paddles better suited to rowing the Queen Mary. Most of these dramas, like the one I saw, have the girls lusciously dressed in silk and spanked, often in pairs, fully clothed in such a described manner.Her name was Jiang, and once, when she urgently needed a room, she had to share one with a bloke who had a weakness for corporal punishment and was a bit of an exhibitionist, too. Hence, when put together, it describes the act of hitting one’s rear end, which is the common understanding of spanking. Pub Date: 1994 Pages: 324 Publisher: Changjiang Literature and Art Printing time: 1995 sheets: 10 short stories set included 14 works opposite the buried man straw stack. Laws such as the Anti-Domestic Violence Law of the People’s Republic of China, enacted in 2015, are part of these changes. A: Parenting dynamics can differ between urban and rural areas in China due to variations in access to resources, education levels, and cultural norms.

Personally, I believe it is fine to beat misbehaving children after other methods such as verbal criticism fail. The topic has garnered over 96 million views on Twitter-like service Weibo since Monday, with many readers saying they were angry at the trainer and the bank’s president.

This discrepancy is likely due to the imbalance in social development and the varying degrees of exposure to modern child-rearing methods. But as the video shows, the reality was severe: a man wielding a section of wood repeatedly went up and down a row of male and female bank employees, striking them across their backsides for "not exceeding themselves," as China's People's Daily wrote in its translation. Influenced by Confucian thought advocating benevolence and respect, physical punishment became less accepted. In an online statement on Monday, the oversight body described the training as “improper”, adding that it had suspended the bank’s chairman and a deputy governor and told Jiang to make a public apology.