A frustrated boy wrecked a TV screen with a wooden sword post ad break in southwest China.

CCTV footage filmed in Zunyi City in Guizhou Province on August 16, shows a boy reaching for a wooden sword atop the TV cabinet, inadvertently shattering the television screen as an ad suddenly appeared to interrupt an animation that he was watching.

The boy's father, Mr He, later revealed that he took to remote surveillance to impart a lesson. Despite the physical distance, he virtually guided his child to apologise to the TV.

He explained that at the time of the incident, neither parent was home; both children were engrossed in their animation when an ad unexpectedly played.

The sudden irritation led to the regrettable mishap. Through the surveillance system, Mr He engaged in a conversation with his child, compelling him to kneel before the TV for an hour, offering an apology.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

8月16日，贵州遵义。男孩看动画时，因突然出现广告，一时生气拿起电视柜上的木剑，击碎了电视屏幕。 父亲何先生称，随后通过远程监控，隔空教育孩子向电视道歉。何先生介绍，兄弟俩在客厅看动画，大人当时都没j在家，因为看动画片时插播了广告，儿子一时生气才失手打坏了电视。他通过监控里对孩子讲话，让儿子对着电视跪了一小时向电视道歉，孩子也意识到了自己的错误。