In China, a growing number of anxious mothers are enrolling in expensive "parent awakening camps" to address concerns about their children's academic performance and gaming habits. These programs, offered by various family-education services, range from traditional counseling sessions to more controversial, costly schemes criticized for potentially exploiting parental anxiety. The participants are often middle-aged women who traditionally manage domestic and child-rearing duties, with some investing thousands of dollars in these camps. AI
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