"Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" is a memoir by Amy Chua that explores her strict parenting style, which she describes as "Chinese" compared to more permissive Western approaches. The book details her experiences raising her two daughters, Sofia and Lulu, emphasizing discipline, hard work, and high expectations in academics and music. Chua contrasts her parenting methods with those of Western parents, arguing that her approach leads to greater success. The memoir sparked significant debate about cultural differences in parenting and the balance between nurturing and discipline, making it a notable contribution to discussions on child-rearing practices.