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Watch: The Real Power of Youth: Chinese and Western cultures – Which parenting style would you choose?

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Watch: The Real Power of Youth: Chinese and Western cultures – Which parenting style would you choose?

Parenting can be very different depending on where you grow up. What one person calls discipline, another might see as pressure. What one calls independence, the other might see as a lack of guidance. But when two very different ideas of parenting collide, who will make the stronger case?

One against five – from diverse backgrounds, contrasting experiences and with very different ideas about what makes a good parent. They put their own experiences on the table, challenge each other's assumptions, and discover that the line between "good parenting" and "bad parenting" may not be black and white.

Here's how it works: one main debater takes on five challengers. With just three minutes on the clock for each argument, can they make a strong enough case to win over Merna – the main debater?

So, will five voices be enough to change one mind? Or will one voice stand its ground? Welcome to The Real Power of Youth, only on CGTN.

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Watch: The Real Power of Youth: Chinese and Western cultures – Which parenting style would you choose?

CGTN

Parenting can be very different depending on where you grow up. What one person calls discipline, another might see as pressure. What one calls independence, the other might see as a lack of guidance. But when two very different ideas of parenting collide, who will make the stronger case?

One against five – from diverse backgrounds, contrasting experiences and with very different ideas about what makes a good parent. They put their own experiences on the table, challenge each other's assumptions, and discover that the line between "good parenting" and "bad parenting" may not be black and white.

Here's how it works: one main debater takes on five challengers. With just three minutes on the clock for each argument, can they make a strong enough case to win over Merna – the main debater?

So, will five voices be enough to change one mind? Or will one voice stand its ground? Welcome to The Real Power of Youth, only on CGTN.