Did father who dragged his son naked through streets for disobeying him Go Too Far?

A furious father pulled his son out of a cyber cafe by his hair, stripped him naked and dragged him home by his feet after the game-addicted teenager disobeyed a computer ban.
Lu Tan, 39, said he had warned son Xiaomeng, 14, dozens of times not to play computer games, adding: 'I chucked the computer in the bin because he spent all his time in his room doing no work - but then when I came home from work I found he had gone to the internet cafe.'
He stormed into the cafe at Hechi city, in Guagnxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, in southern China and dragged his son out in front of his friends.

Witness: An onlooker watches as the furious father prepares to drag his errant son home
Tan told police: 'Xiaomeng's mother passed away when he was only 9 months old. I have brought him up. I worked hard to support the family.
'My hope of my son is not great but I want him to live in the real world, to be a real person.
'I have told him surfing the web is a bad thing many times but he never listened. I beat him because I don't want him to be ruined by the web.
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From the article we see this:
Lu Tan, 39, said he had warned son Xiaomeng, 14, dozens of times not to play computer games, adding: 'I chucked the computer in the bin because he spent all his time in his room doing no work - but then when I came home from work I found he had gone to the internet cafe.'
He could have beaten the kid but I think his method probably made a greater impression on the boy.
Realize that this might be ACCEPTABLE in China.
Anyone having lived overseas for even a small time...realizes... that different rules apply in different cultures.
It was within the last ten or fifteen years... When the Chinese... actually SHOT managers in inner China... IF they failed to perform up to state Standards.
I remember reading about the Head managers being SHOT because they brought disgrace to China... because of poor quality in a product sold here in the United States.
So take the photo with a grain of salt... WAS the father arrested by the police???
For the Chinese? No.
No, but in all seriousness, the kid needed to be punished, sure. That level of disobedience was ridiculous. It was out of hand. However, I'm not sure public stripping and dragging him through the streets was right. I just can't imagine doing that to a child, no matter what he did. But, I also understand that he isn't my child, so in retrospect, I have no say in the matter.