zhōng guó中国nǚ ér女儿wèi为hé和fù mǔ父母gōu tōng沟通chuàng zào创造de的jiǎ假yù ér育儿zhuān jiā专家
Chongqing girl Xiao Shang often received articles from her mother. They mostly pushed marriage, criticized takeout food, and told young people to follow the life path their parents thought was safe.
She explained many times, but her mother never listened.
So she used artificial intelligence to create “Lao Zhao Talks Sense.”
Lao Zhao looks like a middle-aged man in a suit, and also like a very experienced parenting expert.
But in fact, Lao Zhao does not exist.
Lao Zhao’s articles tell parents: do not compare your child with others, do not casually pry into your child’s privacy, and do not treat marriage as the only choice in life.
Many young people helped Xiao Shang come up with topics, choose pictures, and even pretended to be middle-aged readers who supported Lao Zhao.
A few weeks later, the account had more than 200,000 followers.
Some parents also came to ask about family problems.
Xiao Shang found that when the same words came from a daughter, parents might not believe them; but when they came from an older, calm male “expert,” they were more willing to listen.
Lao Zhao did not solve every family conflict, but he helped everyone see this: young people are not unable to express themselves; they are just hard for their parents to truly hear.