What are the terrible things in Shuai's cartoons?

The cartoon "Shuai" is a big cartoon that we have seen since childhood. In those years, it accompanied us to laugh and brought us memories of youth. Then, when we look back on a decline, are there many details that we didn't understand at that time, but now we are thinking in great fear?

Nowadays, many people say that Shuai is an animated film for children. However, after careful examination, we can't help asking, is this really the case? In the cartoon, the teacher racked his brains to earn extra tuition fees, and the school racked his brains to charge students more money. In order to make money, he squeezed students' extracurricular time. Is this also euphemistic? Make up lessons? . Take a closer look at the methods used by parents and people around them to educate their children. They are all score-only, dad-fighting, and what else? A dutiful son is born under the stick? Although exaggeration is a deductive technique, it reflects the darkness of society with high accuracy.

Comics are always full of bureaucracy, formalism, reciprocity, power and money trading and other phenomena that are not allowed in reality. The corruption of officialdom and the dark side of human nature are vividly displayed in a black humor way. This is much more popular with children than serious anti-corruption TV series like in the name of people.

The girls with big faces in cartoons have good academic performance, but they like to bully their weaker classmates and often oppress them with their own achievements. In my opinion, this is not a simple ambition or conceit, but a naked school bullying, which has caused great trauma to the victim's mind. Ku Zhuang, who bullies his classmates because his parents are rich, is a typical image of a rich second generation and a dude.

Finally, let's look at Shui himself. A lot of social darkness is pressing him, but he is unmoved and optimistic. Although he does not strive for progress, this idea does not affect his complete personality.

Looking back at Shuai, we saw more than just a wonderful story. With the growth of our social experience, we may see our own shadow in Ah Shuai.