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求英文短片（what would you do?)中的对话内容.这段八分钟的短片中所有英语对话 包括旁白,只要英语,不用中文翻译.越快越好,感激不尽!
求英文短片（what would you do?)中的对话内容.
这段八分钟的短片中所有英语对话 包括旁白,只要英语,不用中文翻译.
越快越好,感激不尽!

求英文短片（what would you do?)中的对话内容.这段八分钟的短片中所有英语对话 包括旁白,只要英语,不用中文翻译.越快越好,感激不尽!
From talented young musicians to super achieving students at the top of the class, have you ever wondered why so many Asian kids seem to be so successful? Is tough love by Asian parents the answer?
The answer: it is, says answer Amy Chua, who stirred up a storm of controversy which she make the media around touting what she called the Tiger Mother Method of strict parenting.
Amy Chua doesn’t believe in playdates, sleepovers, she even threatened to burn her daughter’s stuffed animals if she didn’t play the piano perfectly.
While the book shot to the top of the best-seller list, the criticism of hardcore Asian parenting has been fierce.
So we wonder. Will people be as vocal if they encounter a tough tiger mother in person?
So we give our actor, Rachel and Misha a scenario straight from the pages of the tiger mother book, and A- is a bad grade. A tiger mother can order her kids to get perfect grades.
“A-? It’s just like an F. You know in our family everybody gets an A. That’s unacceptable.”
“A-?
We set up our hidden caremas at City Limits Diner, a popular restaurant in White Plains, New York. We wait for the actions.
Scene 1
– We’ve been through this how many times? It’s ridiculous. Nobody in our family gets an A-. Period. – A minus?
Remarkably, it only take a few minus for diners to step in.
Can I say something please? Speaking to her in that way is not going to help her.
I want her to be excellent. That’s why I’m doing this.
As the harsh homework session goes on, the woman is clearly disturbed.
Do you have a pencil? We’re gonna do this right now.
And it’s also upsetting to this woman.
– As a mother of course, I feel really bad. – I’m sorry, but it’s not what you think. Youembarrassed me in public like this. – You’re embarrassing her in public. It’s very upsetting to me, not only her. – I apologize.
As soon as the mother leaves the table, the concerned woman jumps at the opportunity tocheck in on the young girl.
– Sweetheart, look at me. Is that how your mom treats you all the time? – She just wants me to be perfect. – But if you ever feel that you’re in danger in any way, you dial 911, okay? Remember that.
When the tough tiger mother returns, she tries to explain her parenting philosophy.
– I just want her to be the best. – Sometimes you just can’t control this. You know, she’s bright. She’s absolutely grogeous. An A-, it’s still pretty good. – No, it’s not.
They say they had to get involved, because they were worried about the child.
– What’s wrong with that approach? – There’s no positive. It’s all negative. Whatever this child does, it’s not gonna be good enough.
I couldn’t help listening to it for another moment. It’s not surprising that this lady turns out to be a schoolpsychologist.
– You’re advice to parents who want to do the best for their kids academically. – The approachis everything. Sometimes they can’t always succeed to your expectations, and that’s okay.
Scene 2
– You never listen. And on top of that you are lazy. Gina and her mother Ann look stunned by the harsh words they are hearing. – I’m sorry. – You’re sorry? I didn’t raise you to bemediocre. You’re a disappointment. And you know what? You’re not gonna eat them.
Not going to eat? As outrageous as that sounds, in her book, author Amy Chua made a similarthreat to take away meals and more.
Well, no daughter of mine is going to get an A-. You made me look like I’m a terrible mother. Everything I do I do for you.
For 20 agonizing minutes, the women stay silient.
You can’t keep trying. You have to do it. How many times do I have to tell you? Come on, you just don’t listen. Okay, you know what? I’ll be right back.
Now Ann feels comfortable enough to check on the young girl.
– Are you alright, sweetheart? Can I do anything for you? – My mother is so hard on me. – I know that, everybody in this diner can hear that.
When the tiger mother comes back, the women are ready to explode.
– Are you bothering people? What’s wrong with you? – Chill out! Leave her alone! Leave that child alone! – She’s doing her homework…
– This is ridiculous! You are the worst parent I’ve ever seen. – You are a disgrace! – No, she’s a disgrace. – No, she is a… She’s a little girl!
– You’re a bitch lady. – You see what they did to me? – No, she didn’t do it to you. You did it to yourself. You have this child petrified.
– This is Rachel. She’s an actress. – I hated you, but now I know…
This mother of two, says her heart was breaking for the young child.
I didn’t want to leave, because I didn’t want to leave this baby with her.
Now your mom, jumped in, screaming.
– Your message to people who see this and do nothing…? – Step up to them please.
Scene 3
That’s wrong. You garbage! Just terrible!
Now watch out this woman tries to quietly diffuse the situation.
– Do I raise you to be stupid? – Calm down. Calm down.
That’s just ridiculous. Missa, you write that again? When I come back, it better be perfect.
When the tiger mother doesn’t get the hint, the bystander has had enough.
– Don’t come back. Leave her alone! – Somebody dial 911.
No one calls the police. But when the mother is gone, another worried woman rushes over tocomfort the daughter.
Don’t cry. Put your head down. Close your eyes and relax for a while.
And the woman is in no hurry to leave the young girl. She waits to confront the demandingmother.
– You just say you’re sorry to her. She’s really upset. Don’t be so down. She’s still got a beautiful A-. – I’ve never gotten an A-. My dad would have killed me. – Change it. Change the pattern. – She can be great, right?
When the bystanders gang up on the mother, this man Bill, tells the women to stay out of it.
On the defense, the tiger mother turns to him for support.
– Sir, you know why I’m say it? – I know. They should stay out of it, that’s all.
– Do you understand? – Yeah, I understand. Don’t worry.
– So you told these other people don’t intervene? – They took the side of the kid right away, when not knowing the circumstances.
In fact, Bill says, people intervened simply because the mother and daughter are Asian.
– They happen to be Asians, does that…? – I don’t care what she was. She was just somebody yelling at a child.
– Why is that wrong to take that strictapproach? – I don’t think it’s wrong to take the strict approach, but I think it’s wrong to use those words: stupid, garbage…
Our actress, Rachel Lu, says she was called those exact words by her Taiwanese parents. So what does she think?
I grew up have a tiger mom and a tiger dad. They didn’t mean to make me feel bad at it. They know I would come out of it and feel stronger. That’s the philosophy.
– What’s it like play the role? – It’s a little bit difficult, because it stirs up a lot of emotions of me. But I am close to my parents. So I don’t want to sort of betray them. I want to show that it’s coming from a place of love.
So what will Rachel’s parenting style be?
There’s no A-s, A is okay.
But get this. As it turns out, author Amy Chua, who started the tiger mother uproar, had a change of heart about strict parenting, after her youngest daughter rebelled.
I started to lose touch. But then luckily, I listened, you know, when I pulled back.
So she’s lightened up on her own children.
Everybody wants the best for their kids, but you have to go to that in the right way.
It’s a sentiment shared by so many others here.
– You have to accept your child for who they are. – Let them be kids.
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From talented young musicians to super achieving students at the top of their class, have you ever wondered why so many Asian kids seem to be so successful? Is tough love by Asian parents the answer? ...

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From talented young musicians to super achieving students at the top of their class, have you ever wondered why so many Asian kids seem to be so successful? Is tough love by Asian parents the answer? It is, says author Amy Chua, who set off a storm of controversy which made the media pouting what she called the “tiger mother method of strict parenting”. “Amy Chua doesn’t believe in play dates, sleepovers. She even threatened to burn her daughter’s stuffed animals if she doesn’t play the piano perfectly.”
While the book shot to the top of the bestseller list, the criticism of hard-core Asian parenting has been fierce. So we wonder whether people will be as vocal if they encounter a tough tiger mother in person. So we gave our actors, Rachael and Misha, a scenario straight from the pages of the Tiger Mother book. An “A-” is a bad grade. A tiger mother can order her kids to get perfect grades. “A minus? It’s just like an F. In our family, everybody gets an A! That’s unacceptable.”
We set up our hidden cameras at City Limits Diner, a popular restaurant in White Plains, New York, and we wait for reactions.
-- “We’ve been through this [for] how many times. It’s ridiculous! Nobody in our family gets an A minus. Period.”
-- “A minus?”
Remarkably, it only takes a few minutes for diners to step in.
-- “Can I say something, please? I work with children. And speaking to her that way is not going to help her.”
-- “I want her to be excellent. That’s why I am doing this.”
As the harsh homework session goes on, the woman is clearly disturbed.
-- “Do you have a pencil? We gotta do this right now.”
And it’s also upsetting to this woman.
-- “As a mother of four, this is really bad for me.”
-- “I’m sorry, but it is not what you think. (to the daughter) You embarrassed me in public like this.”
-- “You are embarrassing her in public. It’s very upsetting. It’s me, not only her.”
-- “I apologize.”
As soon as the mother leaves the table, the concerned woman jumps in at the opportunity to check in on the young girl.
-- “Sweetheart, look at me. Is it the way your mom treats you all the time?”
-- “She just wants me to be perfect.”
-- “But if you ever feel that you are in danger in any way, dial 911, okay? Remember that.”
When the tiger mother returns, she tries to explain her parenting philosophy.
-- “I just want her to be the best.”
-- “Sometimes I just can’t control this. You know, she’s right, she’s absolutely gorgeous. I mean, an A minus is still pretty good.”
-- “Nah, it’s not.”

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