A parent with a child carrying a musical instrument or a drawing board walking along a Beijing subway platform or street is a fa

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问题    A parent with a child carrying a musical instrument or a drawing board walking along a Beijing subway platform or street is a familiar sight on weekends. They are on the way to training schools.
   Education of their children has become the most important responsibility of parents who were sent to rural areas for "re-education" during the "Cultural Revolution" from 1966 to 1976.
   They lost the chance for university education and now hope their children can receive a better education than they did. As a result, these people now in their forties expose their little children to early training so that they can enter a prestigious school.
   The parents imagine a road to success: from excellent primary and middle schools to an elite university and then to a good job. On average, they may spend about 100 yuan a month on their children’s education.
   And what results have these parents obtained?
   Most of them feel that the large investment has failed to lead to rapid progress in their children’s study. "We seem to be throwing our money away," said one parent.
   However, many parents still think that spending more on their children’s schooling will result in high scores. These parents have also introduced a "contract system", which offers rewards for good school grades. More than 80% of parents in families in Chengdu have signed contracts with their children, according to the Consumers’ Times. The paper notes that the heavy pressure put on children to perform well at school has resulted in a decline in children’s health.
   The parents’ investment in their children also includes hiring tutors. A survey of 250 students in Xuzhou found that 10% of their parents hired tutors. The pay for one tutorial hour is three yuan.
   Liberation Daily commented that these parents have too high expectations of their children. According to the article, "They are trying to help the young plants grow by pulling them upwards." They ignore their children’s psychology and perhaps will damage the real talents the children possess.
What is the Chinese newspapers’ attitude to the parents described in this article?

选项 A、Sympathetic.
B、Critical.
C、Approving.
D、Neutral.

答案B

解析 由第八、十段可知,根据《消费时报》报道,父母给孩子施加压力,让孩子们在学校里表现出色,这种沉重的压力导致孩子们身体健康下降。《解放日报》评论说,父母对孩子的期望太高。这等于是在揠苗助长,忽视孩子的心理健康,可能会破坏孩子们真正的天赋。由此可知,报纸对父母的做法是持批判态度的。
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