Qiao Hu is a Japanese early education product 20 years ago. It is not appropriate to copy Japanese educational ideas and habits to China. In addition, I specially joined the study of China culture, introduced the origin of chopsticks and lanterns to my baby, and told my baby about the custom of Chinese New Year, so that my baby could feel the influence of China culture at an early age.

In the video of cultivating the habit of "eating well", Qiao Hu gave the babies examples of "rice balls, sushi", and Qiao Hu's favorite food was donuts. These foods are very common in Japan, but families in China may prefer to give their babies some warm food, which is the diet that China babies are more accustomed to. Therefore, when Mika teaches her baby to eat well, using noodles, steamed bread and porridge as examples is more helpful to cultivate her baby's eating habits.

Qiao Hu's father is a postman and his mother is a full-time mother, but Qiao Hu's family lives in a villa. This is because the postman is equivalent to our civil servant status in China, and is highly respected.