In British families, there is absolutely no reason to spoil children without reason, and children who make mistakes will be corrected or even punished. Parents often exercise strict control on children while respecting the independent personality of their children, children understand that their behavior is not borderless and they can't do whatever they want. British law clearly allows parents to punish their children corporally. What is the inaccurate understanding of this text? ['The British never spoil their children.', 'British people often corporally punish children.', 'The British do not hurt their self-esteem when disciplined.', 'British law has provisions for discipline.']