Xiaoming failed in the exam, so his mother punished him and knelt before the Bodhisattva. Xiao Ming asked when to kneel down, and his mother said to wait until the Bodhisattva.

Hello, my friend: it's only temporary for the child to fail the exam. There is no need to be too hard on children. Children should not be physically punished, let alone punished in front of bodhisattvas. Of course, I don't object to your belief in Bodhisattva, because everyone has their own beliefs. What problem can a child solve by kneeling in front of a bodhisattva? If Bodhisattva can really bless your children's academic success, why spend so much time training them to learn? Bodhisattva is a belief that people live an empty life. Don't impose physical and mental health on young children, lest you regret it. Ignoring the child's academic performance, I want to use reasonable methods to guide him to understand that this exam is only a quiz and tell him that the exam is not lifelong, and there is still a chance after this failure. As long as you work hard and pay, you will be rewarded. People should be persuaded, but not subdued. The result of coercion is always overwhelming. To guide children to have correct minds and thoughts, and to make him progress, we must solve problems with rational persuasion, otherwise we will accomplish nothing. In other words, haste makes waste. That's the reason. I wonder if you can accept my words. Good friends, goodbye, I hope your children can thrive under your correct guidance and education, and make progress in cultivating useful talents in the future.