What does baby chicken mean?

It refers to the behavior of tiger mother, wolf father and tiger mother giving their children chicken blood, hoping that their children will become talents and their daughters will be born in phoenix. In order to let children read good books, they constantly arrange studies and activities for their children and constantly let them fight hard.

To say the annual education hot words, "chicken baby" must be among them. For parents, thousands of school districts can be bought without blinking an eye, and various remedial classes are full every weekend? In short, in order to let their baby win at the starting line, parents can take great pains. The "chicken baby" is a popular education method for parents in the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen in recent years, which means "giving children chicken blood" and constantly letting children learn and struggle. These children are often born in middle-class families, and their parents have arranged various trainings to fight chicken blood since childhood.

The origin of chicken stalks

This stalk often appears in the topic of education. Parents do this because they want to cultivate their children's autonomous learning ability, and also hope that their children will not fall behind in the fierce educational competition. Generally speaking, if you want to "chicken baby", parents will "chicken themselves", set an example and fight with their children like "chicken blood". Therefore, whether you want to "chicken yourself" or "chicken baby", it is an act of trying your best to get the best result.

Similar terrier

Frog: refers to ordinary children, also known as Puwa.

Bullfrog: refers to outstanding students in one or more aspects. There are also many kinds. For example, those who are good at math are called Austrian cattle, those who can read the original English are called English cattle, and those who have both are called Anglo-Austrian mixed-race cattle?

Vegetarian Chicken: Chicken blood quality education, such as piano, Go, painting and other talent and emotional intelligence activities are included, and there are more one-on-one courses such as equestrian, fencing, figure skating and ice hockey.