College students were caught playing mahjong by tour guides and fined 600 "chickens". How do netizens ridicule?

The campus life of college students must be rich and colorful, but four college students were caught playing mahjong in the dormitory, and finally the school supervisor fined four college students for drawing 600 pictures. Chicken? This ending also makes many netizens feel very happy, because the supervisor's education method will not only make these students feel rebellious, but also make these students deeply realize their mistakes in the process of painting, so that they will not play mahjong again when they live in the student dormitory next time, and playing mahjong itself will not work at school, let alone among students.

It can be seen from this incident that in the process of educating students, the supervisor's educational method is very important. Some supervisors are likely to take some coercive measures in the process of educating students. These means will not only make students abide by campus rules and regulations, but also make students have rebellious psychology. In this case, it is not only difficult to control students, but also impossible to convince people by reasoning. The supervisor's practice not only didn't make these punished college students feel very angry, but also affirmed that these four college students will do it again in the future. Chicken? The difficulty is really overwhelming.

In campus life, students have many games, such as running on the school playground, playing basketball and football on the school playground. These exercises can not only keep fit, but also make students' extracurricular life more colorful. Only by choosing this healthy campus life can we live a better school life. Besides, in the process of school life, we should not violate the relevant regulations of the school. Especially in the dormitory, some students can not only play mahjong, but also play poker and other gambling behaviors. I believe this situation will be dealt with seriously after being discovered by the supervisor.