Why do boys like to watch Altman?

Because there is an identity confirmation period after the child is two years old and before the age of four, the child fantasizes that the power of Altman will become his own power and make himself a capable person. This is also a kind of role confirmation and a necessary stage in the process of personality formation. Even if it is not Altman, it will be other specific roles to help children form diversified personality characteristics.

However, personally, I think Altman series violence is not conducive to the formation of children's character. Of course, if the child acts excessively, he will generally get through this stage safely, but if there is excessive deviation in behavior, I think it should be guided and corrected in time. You can talk to your children and let them know what is wrong with the transition of imitation behavior. For example, I asked a four-year-old child that Altman stands for justice, which is true. But what can you learn from Altman's books or books? Have you learned to fight and fantasize that other children or family members are monsters to attack? So it's just a random attack? I used to hide the book about Altman at home, so he always pestered me to read that book. I told him that the purpose of my collection was to prevent him from learning more violence. Asked these questions, he nodded and admitted that he had not learned anything good, so he stopped mentioning Altman. His interest has also shifted elsewhere.