The child was punished in kindergarten. How should parents respond?

Before entering the park, the teacher communicates with the parents at the parent-teacher meeting, and the children will be punished for disturbing discipline or fighting in class. Parents can communicate other suggestions. I didn't think much at the time. The child came back to play with me the next day and said, mom, stand there and pay a fine! I didn't listen right, because I never said this word at home, so I asked him if he was punished for standing today. He said yes and asked him why he was punished. He said he was disobedient and asked how many children were punished. You can't ask. To tell you the truth, I feel a little uncomfortable. I'm sure my baby's incompetent children won't be angry if they go out and get punished. But I know my son is not used to family rules. In early education, he is the kind of teacher who runs around during lectures. It is necessary to train him to understand the rules. So I didn't feel emotional when I asked the above questions. Later in the shower, I asked him faintly, did the teacher slap that? Did you clap your hands? They all said no, and then asked, shall we go to kindergarten tomorrow? Good answer. I'm relieved, just tell him that the penalty station is not a punishment, but to let you understand the rules of the classroom. Collective life depends on the teacher's arrangement, and you can't do anything that affects other children's lectures. My son seems to understand. To sum up, I personally think that parents should delegate power to their teachers, and give them the right to discipline their children on the premise of making sure that the teachers have no corporal punishment. It is also necessary to confirm whether there is a negative impact and psychological shadow on the children, so that the children can face up to the punishment and not feel isolated and inferior. If you think the teacher's method is not good, you can communicate but don't question it. There is a saying that no matter what you teach your child now, he will be more frustrated in society. Parents should rest assured. Children's adaptability is much stronger than we thought.