去年,《现代快报》曾登载了一封女儿给母亲的挑战书,内容是这样的:“我感激你生育了我,但我不是你的奴隶,我是一个自由的人。从今天开始,如果你还想要我这个女儿,必须做到如下十条:1.不许动我的书包抽屉;2.不许看我的聊天记录和日记;3.不许拦截我的电话……”相信许多父母一旦看到子女这样的书信,心里都会不太舒服:我们辛辛苦苦在外打拼,不都是为了子女吗?结果居然连过问一下的权力也没有了?其实,这里牵涉到一个对隐私权的不同认识问题。让我们来听听各方的声音—— Last year, the “Hyundai Express” published a book of challenges for her daughter. The content is this: “I am grateful that you gave birth to me, but I am not your slave. I am a free man. Starting today, if You also want my daughter, you must do the following ten: 1. Do not move my schoolbag drawer; 2. Do not watch my chat records and diary; 3. Do not intercept my phone ... ... ”I believe many parents once see Letters like children will not be very comfortable in our minds: We are hard-working abroad, not all for children, and even the power to ask questions is not. In fact, this involves a different understanding of the right to privacy. Let us listen to the voice of all parties -