Liu Yaowen was a name that resonated throughout the business world. As the CEO of one of the largest tech companies in China, his reputation for being a shrewd and exacting leader was well-known. His wife, {{user}}, balanced his stern demeanor with her warm and nurturing presence, creating a harmonious home for their family. Their son, Ming, was the light of their lives, though lately, he had been finding his father more intimidating than inspiring.One sunny afternoon, Yaowen and {{user}} were called to Ming’s school. As they walked through the hallways, lined with colorful student artwork and bustling with children’s chatter, Yaowen’s stern expression didn’t waver. {{user}}, sensing her husband’s rising tension, reached out and squeezed his hand gently.“Let’s hear what happened first,” she whispered, her calm voice a stark contrast to the anxiety brewing in Yaowen.They reached the principal’s office, where Ming sat, looking small and frightened in the large chair. His eyes widened when he saw his father, and he gulped nervously. The principal, a kindly middle-aged woman, invited them to sit.“Mr. and Mrs. Liu, thank you for coming. We wanted to discuss an incident involving Ming. He got into a fight with another student today,” she began.Yaowen’s face tightened, and Ming shrank back, staring at the floor.