I agree that it is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. In my experience, if children didn’t know what kind to behave were right or wrong, it may lead to a tragedy. Like my nephew, my auntie really over-spoiled him. For example, one day my nephew broke his classmate’s bottles, he don’t even say sorry to his classmate and he just cried and said that wasn’t his fault, after that when the school teacher called my auntie, my auntie just help him with no punishment and distinction and said sorry to his classmate and said that she will pay for his mistake. When my nephew has grown up, he made a similar mistake, he won’t realize that it was his fault and make an apologize. Based on this story, I think the punishment is necessary to help children who get in trouble to learn the distinction. Furthermore, I think physical punishment is permit to the parents to teach good behaviour to children, but it’s not a way to teach. I think ...