High schools are divided into vocational high schools and ordinary high schools. Why are students in vocational high schools discriminated against by ordinary high school students?

Theoretically, ordinary students will take the college entrance examination and enter institutions of higher learning in the future. After graduation, their employment choices will be wide, and the threshold for employers to enter is also very high. On the other hand, there are qualifications to participate in the "national examination" and theoretically have the opportunity to become a civil servant. Vocational high school is a vocational high school. Enter the production line after graduation. It's called blue-collar class at best, and everyone knows what it's called at worst.

This chain of contempt is not invented by children, but exists in the whole society. No wonder students in ordinary high schools discriminate against students with high values. Because at this moment, there is an "almost insurmountable" gap in their lives. One is the future with unlimited growth opportunities, which can be said to be uncapped. The other is that you can see through it at a glance, and the ceiling is there at your fingertips. Of course, there are extreme examples, but there were few at that time, so it was called extreme.

There is no distinction between nobility and inferiority, only social division of labor. But when such words are said, they are pale and powerless. In a society where a certain standard of living can only be achieved and guaranteed by being quick for quick success and seizing social resources, the embodiment of personal value is often materialized, which is called materialism. Almost every day, we are exposed to a lot of social news. Slogans such as "it's not that civil servants are not qualified to marry wives" and "no house and no mother-in-law" that those real estate developers hold high not only breed materialism, but also deepen the contradictions between social classes. This is a fact, and it is also a puzzle that adults also face.

There is no absolute fairness in the world, even relative fairness shows various trends, and it is impossible to maintain a stability for a long time. For parents, whether they are their own children or future partners, it is natural that the better the better. But this "excellent" has no precise definition in a strict sense.

Due to geographical, family, economic, personal and other factors, the choice of vocational high school or ordinary high school should be based on weighing the advantages and disadvantages, with the least loss in exchange for the greatest gain. Life should have a long-term plan, but as the saying goes, "He who has no long-term worries will have near worries", and the actual situation faced by each family is different, so the choice is naturally different.

The confusion of life is often not knowing where one's position is. Therefore, whether facing contempt or indifference, we must firmly believe that living brilliantly is the best self, which has nothing to do with others.