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I think it depends on the cultural context. In Western countries, parents often encourage their children to develop their own views through discussions and debates. However, in Eastern countries like Vietnam and other Asian nations, parents may prefer their children to be more reserved in expressing strong opinions. They might emphasize listening to the perspectives of respected individuals before forming their own conclusions. From my perspective, I believe parents should allow children to develop strong opinions, but it's important to guide them in a way that fosters critical thinking and respectful dialogue. It's crucial to help them understand the importance of considering different viewpoints and making informed decisions.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I think it depends on what culture they are living in. For example, when it comes to western countries, um, parents often let their children, um, raise, um, their views through, uh, arguments and debates. While in the eastern countries, like Vietnam and other asian countries, um, parents, um, parents don’t want their children to have, uh, strong opinions about, um, issue, because they want, because they don’t like that. And they want their children to listen to other opinions, like major individuals, before, um, before make a decisions. Um, yeah. And I and from my point of view, I think that, um, people, parents should let the children, um, have strong opinions. But it’s when, what is the time when they, um, getting ma major.
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