Believe it or not, Chinese parents even have a little Chinese parenting.
Little sister has a blue cat, parents love it, and they cook cats every day.
The blue cat usually likes a "Geo lie down" sit-in, often looking for a wall to go over there, but Mom doesn't allow cats to sit like that.
Every time a mother sees a cat sitting like this, she stops it, on the grounds that a cat sits like this long and it's hunchy.
Honestly, I've never seen a cat with a hunchback!
Medium-sized parents always think strangely when they evaluate the behaviour of cats or cats.
"My mother says my cat is too mean to look like a girl."
"My parents spit on the cat while he's fat and they're eating too little."
"My mother says the cat is lazy, and it's useless to go on like this, and there's nothing to do."
"My cat likes to sit down like Goe, but my mother says it's too big to hold."
"My dad says my cat doesn't have much of a tutor, and I can't say it's not greeting the elders with their legs."
Parents not only use medium parenting when evaluating cats, but also use it to the fullest extent during cat-raising.