When his son, who he taught for a year, gets 6/100 on a math exam, Dad cries and fills his head with a towel.

The father, who taught his son for a year, was filmed crying when the boy reached 6 out of 100 on the exam.

The distraught dad filmed how he became incredibly emotional when his son's results came out.

He looked at the report card before frustratingly hitting his knees as the camera raised his arm overhead and finally wiped his eyes with a towel. You can see it.

This week, a weird clip on Chinese social media site Weibo becameviral, with millions of children receiving results from the harsh evaluation season in June. The Daily Star reports.

The caption below the post isChina'sto a son who is said to be from Chungzhou, Central Hennan, for the past year. He claimed to have spent a long night teaching how to improve his math skills, suggesting that his upset display was from both disappointment and fatigue.

Viewers responded differently to short videos, some sympathizing with their father and others standing by the boy.

One sympathetic user said, "I feel pain and sadness throughout the screen," and another said, "Yes, there is room for improvement in the future."

However, as one person wrote, 6 out of 100 reported points are actually the most in his guidance. I asked if it was badly reflected. He was wrong in what his father taught. "

One person raised the prospect that failure was a teenage rebellion, writing: The Chinese government has announced measures to ban highly lucrative private tutoring projects. They argued that they would prevent middle-class families from gaining unfair educational benefits.

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