The Wise Father

【Introduction】 While a father's role in raising outstanding children is undeniable, fathers are often the most overlooked figures in discussions about parenting. The core purpose of "The Wise Father" is to guide readers on how to become wise fathers and foster joyful parenting. The author and his wife have been involved in family education for over thirty years, supporting more than 30,000 families and contributing to countless warm and harmonious homes. Recently, in addition to giving lectures nationwide, they have published courses for quality parenting, such as "Raising Together, Growing Together, Changing Together" and "Rainbows in a Child's Life," and dedicated books on parent-child education. They welcome everyone to join them in becoming quality parents, ensuring more children are nurtured with excellent companionship as they grow. The aim is to enhance parents' parenting capabilities, boost their confidence, promote effective communication between parents and children, free parents from restrictive, superficial values, enable them to truly develop their children's unique strengths and intelligences, help children discover their passions, and bravely live out their authentic selves. 【Author Bio】 Chen Chin-Lung Current Positions/ Secretary-General, Rainbow Family Life Education Association Founder, Rainbow Family Life Education Association Director, GOOD TV Experience/ Founder, GOOD TV Lecturer, Department of Early Childhood Education, National Hsinchu University of Education Initially engaged in chemical research and teaching, he later dedicated himself to establishing a public welfare television station. Frequently hearing about strained parent-child relationships in society, he once again shifted his career path to focus on children's education and family care, founding the Rainbow Family Life Education Association (referred to as Rainbow Family). "To create a social environment that is friendly to children's growth, so that every child receives quality companionship" is the goal he aspires to achieve. To this end, he encourages parents to volunteer and enter schools to accompany children. To date, he has trained over 30,000 volunteers who accompany 150,000 schoolchildren weekly.