The slogan on the women’s carriage of Shenzhen Line 1 has attracted heated discussion. What is written in it?

Recently, a piece of news has attracted the attention of netizens. The content of this news is mainly about the slogan of the women’s carriage on Shenzhen Line 1. Some netizens asked what is written here? This message says "Dad, I want to marry you when I grow up." Mom, I want to marry you when I grow up. And next to the slogan are the four words "Tong Yan Wuji".

As soon as this news came out, it aroused heated discussion among netizens. Some netizens feel that although the four words "Tongyanwuji" are added next to the slogans, these slogans will still cause misunderstandings among children. affect children's development. I hope the Shenzhen Metro Company can remove these slogans, because children are still too young and don’t understand what the slogans about getting married and getting married mean. If they are exposed to these slogans too early, it may affect the children’s psychological growth. . Some netizens think this is just a way for advertising companies to express children's love for their parents. No need to make a fuss out of a molehill.

The slogans on the carriages have now been removed. The administrator of the Shenzhen Metro said that these slogans were put up by New Oriental Shenzhen School and had been put up for a month. The theme of the advertisement is mainly children's words, and they want to express the children's love for their parents and mother from these words. It expresses pure affection. During the review, I also considered whether there would be any ambiguity in these words, but considering the innocent characteristics of children, I did not make any changes. Using children's innocent and romantic characteristics to design slogans is not sustainable for a long time. It may not look like it at first, but after a long time, you will feel that something is wrong.

The subway has a very large flow of people. If you don’t like to see an advertising slogan, adults will choose not to see it, but children do not have this choice. Children who have always been ignorant may have been guided by the slogans. The need to establish a healthy relationship between parents and children cannot be like this in the slogan. Although the slogan is what children say when they are ignorant, it cannot become a slogan. It is still necessary to pay attention to the psychological development of children and not to put such slogans in the carriages.