Thoughts after watching "Fake Illiteracy"

Thoughts after watching "Fake Illiteracy" 1

I washed your clothes, even though I had an unhappy expression on my face and complained in my mouth. When I have a career of my own, I will marry you home. You are not afraid of being shattered into pieces, you want to leave your innocence in the world; a typical Oedipus-type child makes people very helpless, and they will obey him in everything.

"Fake Illiteracy" shows that on a certain platform, the staff specially set up a "mother and child boarding area" and placed an eye-catching sign with the five characters "mother and child boarding area" written on it. . This is specially designed to promote social virtues and provide convenience for women with children to get on the bus. However, some people shamelessly stood at the mother and child boarding area for the convenience of their own boarding. As a result, there was a long line of men waiting for the bus at the mother and child boarding area, and a woman holding a child was squeezed out. The place where mother and son should have been standing. Don't they know the words on the sign? Looking at their clothes, some of them look like cadres, some look like soldiers, some look like scholars, and some look like doctors. It was impossible for them not to recognize the words on the sign, and they were not old, weak, sick or disabled, but they stood at ease where the mother and son were getting on the bus, turning a blind eye to the mother and son. This painting shows the author's satire on some people who are greedy for petty gains in today's society.

Think about this kind of thing that often happens in today's society, such as people smoking in public places, and many slogans prohibiting smoking in public places have no effect on smokers; in Someone put up a sign on the edge of the lawn to remind people not to trample on the lawn, but there are still people walking on the lawn; in public places, there are obviously trash cans, but some people still throw fruit peels on the ground casually.

This kind of bad behavior ignited a spark of anger in my heart. The 5,000-year history of our Chinese nation cannot be stained by others. We must start from ourselves and use practical actions to influence others, so that the world will be more beautiful and colorful.

Awesome! Your literary talent is good. I can understand the meaning of pictures and express my beautiful opinions. Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 2

Today I opened my Chinese language book and read a cartoon by the famous cartoonist Hua Jun Wuhua - "Fake Illiteracy".

In a winter with howling cold wind and heavy snow, the overwhelming wind and snow tore up everything on the road. At a bus stop, four big men were waiting quietly for the mother and child to board the bus, while the real mother and child were standing tremblingly next to them. The thinly dressed mother held an innocent child in her arms.

The strong man standing at the front where the mother and son got on the bus was wearing a thick cotton-padded jacket; the second strong man was wearing a thick hat and did not dare to look at the mother and son; the third man kept his neck as narrow as possible. Under the clothes; the fourth person wore a mask to cover his face, thinking he was less embarrassed. The mother had been looking at the four strong men with pleading eyes, and the four strong men seemed not to have seen the mother and son squeezed aside and the five most conspicuous characters on the stop sign next to them - "Mother and Son." "Getting on the bus" looks like. Isn't this just the "fake illiteracy" in society?

In fact, "fake illiteracy" can be seen everywhere in life: in Internet cafes marked "No entry for minors", primary school students can often be seen playing computer games intently; in public places, Although I clearly saw the warning "No Smoking" on the wall, there are still people "smoking" and throwing cigarette butts everywhere; in the community it is written "One household can only have one dog", but some people still smoke. Some people still keep several dogs and let them urinate and defecate everywhere; some roads have big words written on them, "Cyclists please get off the vehicle when crossing the road." However, many cyclists do not obey the traffic rules and still run rampant. ...Aren't these people "fake illiterates"?

These "fake illiterates" abound in society. They are all illiterates in love, spirit, and moral character. They lack the sense of dedication and public morality. They do not understand what love is, what morality is, what should be done and what should not be done. They only know their own interests, only for their own convenience, regardless of the interests of others, and cause inconvenience to others for their own convenience. This kind of person must be hated by others in society.

Speaking of this, I can't help but think of a song: "As long as everyone gives a little love, the world will become a beautiful world." I hope that in the future society, this kind of "fake There will be fewer and fewer "illiterates", let the warm sunshine shine in every corner, and make our society better.

Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 3

If I don’t know the end of the road to love, I would rather wait around all my life. Who is Shu Qi? We are close friends or passers-by; we agree to never leave each other for the rest of our lives.

Cartoons truly reflect some ugly phenomena in our real life. In our lives, fake illiteracy like this can be seen everywhere. In our school, there is a sign in the men's bathroom that says "Come forward." One small step, one big step for civilization.” Some students are just not willing to take this small step forward. In the quiet library of the school, the word "quiet" was clearly written in big letters on the blackboard. The students ignored the word "quiet" and continued to make loud noises inside, completely ignoring the learning environment of others. . The school clearly said: "The campus is my home, and the environment depends on everyone, but some students just want to throw away the scraps of paper ~~~~~~ We are all students, are there illiterates among the students? We are accusing others of not complying. At the same time, we must also think about whether we abide by social ethics?

In today's society, we often hear people say: "If you don't serve yourself, you will be punished by heaven and earth." "However, if no one is willing to take this small step in our school bathroom, the bathroom will stink so bad that even you can't get in. While we enjoy the beautiful environment, please also abide by the social norms. Public ethics, don't harm the interests of others just for your own convenience. As a song says: Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 4

The "ambition" mentioned here refers to an attitude towards life. Upbeat heart every day? She knew that summer was gone and the sad autumn had arrived.

It was a cold winter, and a young mother came to the station with a child in her arms, but when she came. When she came to the "mother and son boarding area", she saw four men standing at the "mother and son boarding area". She took a closer look and quickly recognized these people. The first one turned out to be a shop opposite her house. A big boss; the second was a relative of the mayor; the third was Engineer Wang; and the fourth was the vice president of the People's Hospital. The young woman thought: "Don't they know how to read?" No, they are all cultural people! "Facing the weak mother and son, the big men looked very indifferent, but the woman had no choice but to stand aside "obediently" in front of these big men. The biting cold wind pierced her chest like a knife. On her face, she squinted at several big men...

After reading these comics, I thought these men squeezed a weak mother who was still holding her child out of the "mother and child" "Getting on the bus" is really immoral. Of course, I also hope that this mother can boldly say to these grown men: "Gentlemen, you are standing at the wrong place. This is the "boarding place for mother and child." "Maybe they will get out of the way with a blushing face. If the person involved doesn't say anything, they will ignore your existence; young mother! You can also call the station administrator or station leader to intervene with them; I prefer these people How great would it be if the man took the initiative to give way to the mother and son! The cartoon was drawn by Hua Junwu in 1984. Are there still fake illiterates today in the 21st century? ——I remember one time when I went to the park. While playing, I saw an adult chasing a child on the lawn, ignoring the words "No Trampling on the Grass". Another time, on a wall not far from the Dazhuang bus stop, it was written "No dumping here". , but there are still people littering and dumping garbage there...

After reading this cartoon, I don’t know what I feel in my heart. Alas, I really hope that fake illiteracy disappears from society. I firmly believe that as long as everyone is more tolerant, more humble, and more caring, our society will become more civilized and better! Comments on "Fake Illiteracy" 5

Please don’t be ignorant. Having a conscience - I felt that illiteracy is a person who cannot understand words. But what is "fake illiteracy" about? After I read Hua Juwu's "Fake Illiteracy", I felt Fell into deep thought. The cartoon depicts a scene like this: On a cold windy morning, several tall middle-aged men in coats stood on a bus station, and the sign next to them read There are a few eye-catching characters on the sign - where mother and son board the bus.

They looked indifferent, squinting their eyes slightly and looking ahead, as if they were deliberately not looking at the sign. A woman holding a child shivered and was pushed aside, looking at the four grown men with doubts on her face: Are they illiterate? After reading the comic, I stared at it for a long time and sighed softly. tone.

Yes, the four men in the picture, judging from their clothing, are all educated people. Why do they occupy the passage for the mother and son to get on the bus? Are they illiterate and illiterate? No, no, they are fake illiterate.

For their own interests, they have left public ethics and social norms behind, and only think about how to make themselves comfortable and how to benefit themselves. They are not illiterate or blind, but their conscience is blind! Where have they left the traditional virtues of our Chinese nation? In life, there are many such false illiterates: in school, it is clearly stated that the school does not allow running on the stone benches next to the playground, but some students step on the stone benches for their own convenience and fun. I forgot how dirty it would be if someone sat on the stone bench; there is clearly a "no trampling on the lawn" sign on the lawn, but some people are still walking and playing on the lawn unscrupulously.

On the bus, there is a slogan on the "love seat for the elderly and women", but young people are sitting on the seats, while the old man is standing on the rickety carriage... There are Once, on my way home, I saw a man in a suit, about thirty years old, spitting on the road very casually, and then walked away. Since my family lives next to the Provincial Party Committee, it was the peak period for the Provincial Party Committee to get off work, so I thought he must be a cadre! The cadres of the provincial party committee are so unethical, how can they set an example for us citizens? As the saying goes, "Don't do good deeds because they are small, and don't do evil deeds because they are small." Guangzhou is my home, and civilization depends on everyone. In fact, as long as we can start from the little things around us and do our part to protect our Guangzhou, everyone should wake up and shine a red light on the uncivilized phenomena around us! You must live up to your conscience and stop being falsely illiterate! Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 6

"Fake Illiteracy" drawn by the famous Chinese cartoonist Hua Junwu is ironic. This cartoon says: At a waiting station, there is a sign that says It says: "Where mother and son get on the bus." But behind the place where mother and son get on the bus, there is a mother and son, and there are several tall and burly men standing in the passage.

This cartoon satirizes many bad phenomena in today’s society, doesn’t it? Aren’t there a lot of fake illiterates in society now? For example: There are signs in many places: "Trash cannot be dumped here." And many "illiterate" people just dump their garbage here; the bus boarding areas have words saying: "Please automatically insert coins", but many people think that the driver didn't see it, so they don't insert coins... …

From the perspective of mother and child, I think she is also wrong. Because that was her passage, and she had the right to stand there. Why didn't she defend her rights? Is it all for nothing to let those grown men do wrong things?

From the perspective of the staff, they are also at fault. They cannot just put up a sign. If there is a sign, will everyone follow it? They should help those mothers and children to prevent those bad phenomena...

If during study, classmates care about each other; if they live in the same building, neighbors show humility to each other; on the road, passers-by Help, cars avoid each other, and everyone gives up their seats to each other on the bus... In this way, wouldn't our society be more harmonious? By eliminating those social ugliness, wouldn’t our society form a good atmosphere?

Finally, I wish our society will be happier, more beautiful and more harmonious. Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 7

There are many fake illiterates in the whole world. Fake illiteracy, as the name suggests, is to pretend that you are a blind person who cannot read. Today, I read a cartoon called "Fake Illiteracy", which benefited me a lot.

"Fake Illiteracy" mainly depicts: On a cold winter day, five large characters were written on a stop sign - the place where mother and son boarded the bus. But what is puzzling is that standing next to this stop sign is not a mother and her son, but four strong men. They are all waiting for the bus silently with their eyes closed, as if they are illiterate. A mother and son stood quietly behind the stop sign. They stared at these big men silently. Their eyes showed depression and helplessness towards people like these in the world who lacked social ethics.

When I looked at this satirical cartoon, I felt so sorry for the mother and son. I really wanted to rush into the cartoon to help them. These four big men really have no social ethics at all.

Are they really illiterate? Wrong, just because they know these five characters, they know that if they wait for the bus here, it will be faster than waiting for the bus elsewhere. So they all simply pretended to be illiterate and closed their eyes, not bothering to look at the mother and son who were standing next to them, shivering from the cold, and who should really be standing behind the sign. These people only left behind rotting corpses, their hearts had long been stained black. Standing in the new society, standing in this society where the old should be respected and the young should be respected, they only dragged on their already empty frames, borrowing step by step. They ruined the new society on the grounds of "illiteracy".

In life, there are many people like this. They pretend to be illiterate and walk in without paying attention after putting up the sign "No Trampling on the Lawn"; smokers walk leisurely in the no-smoking area. Enjoying the joy of smoking; when getting on the bus, people ignore the good virtues of queuing to get on the bus and only know how to squeeze forward alone...these people's hearts are already full of selfish garbage.

We must always clean up the garbage in our hearts, so that it will always become as pure as water and as beautiful as flowers. Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 8

Today I read a comic called "Fake Illiteracy". There is a sign at a bus stop that reads "Mother and Child Boarding Place." But the sign "Mother and Son Boarding Area" was crowded with well-dressed men, and they turned a blind eye to the sign. A thin mother holding her child was pushed aside and looked at them helplessly.

I think the men in the picture are morally illiterate. In my opinion, even if they have knowledge but no moral quality, they are still worthless. Those who do not have the spirit of thinking about others, only stand in their own perspective, and only act in their own interests without regard to the public interests. No matter how rich or knowledgeable such people are, they will be cast aside by society! Those people are really illiterate and cannot understand. Is that what it says on the sign? That's not the case. They are just pretending to be illiterate. In fact, there are many such "fake illiterates" in real life: for example, there are many special seats for the elderly, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant on buses. But the old, weak, sick and pregnant people who boarded the bus didn't even reach the edge of the seats, because the seats were filled with young and strong people. They turned a blind eye to the old, weak, sick and disabled.

Assuming that weak and helpless mother is someone we know, we will definitely step forward to help her. But why are we so indifferent to strangers? Or even as if nothing has happened? Suppose that mother is you and you need help from the public, but others turn a blind eye to you, what would you think? So, when we are doing something, we must be more considerate Think about others, put yourself in other people’s shoes and think about it.

China is a world-recognized country of etiquette. As a Chinese, we should carry forward the fine qualities left by our ancestors. If you go to the Great Wall and just throw a can away, if foreigners see it, they will be surprised: How can people from a country of etiquette litter?

In China's highly developed economy Today, we should not forget the fine traditions of our country of etiquette. Because we are all students, we can do very little. But we can start from ourselves: don’t spit, don’t litter, use honorifics in life, make way for the elderly, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant women on the bus... I believe that in the near future, Social atmosphere will change for the better as more people wake up. At that time, society will become one where everyone is for me and I am for everyone. Thoughts after watching "Fake Illiteracy" 9

One cold winter morning, a small bus stop was crowded with men, women and children. A sign leaning against the railing clearly marked "Mother and Son Boarding Place." And the people standing here are not the mother holding her child, but several men.

The real mother and son were pushed aside. The thin mother, wearing a headscarf and wearing thin clothes, was holding a newborn baby, huddled in the cold, looking at the male compatriots who were "in the wrong line" with a look of resentment and helplessness in her eyes. . I thought: Did those male compatriots really not see the words on the sign? Do they really not recognize the five eye-catching words "Mother and Son Boarding Place"?

Look, first He was a tall man. He was wearing a big leather jacket and a pair of shiny leather shoes. He looked particularly wealthy. His eyes were looking at the ground, as if he knew this was "where mother and son got into the car" and didn't dare to look upward.

The second one is a tall man. He is wearing a fur collar leather coat and a hat on his head. He is looking forward and closing his eyes slightly, as if he is thinking about something and seems to be closing his eyes. Eyes nourishing.

The third one is a silver-haired old man, very short, wearing a down jacket, and a pair of glasses hanging on his nose, about to fall off.

The fourth person is a tall man. He is wearing a high-collared leather coat and a large mask, as if he wants to cover his entire face.

Look at how gorgeous they are in their clothes, but how can the superficial gorgeousness cover up the ugly heart?

Look at the half-closed eyes and the glasses that are about to slip off. Illiterate?

They mainly wanted to get on the bus early and find a good seat. They ignored the sign and did such immoral things against their conscience. But the mother and son next to her were shivering in the cold wind, and the mother's heart felt cold.

I really want to ask those distinguished gentlemen, don’t you have wives and children? Don’t your hearts stop beating and your faces blush when you stand where you shouldn’t?

In our current society, teams like this are getting bigger and bigger, and there are more and more people like this, and it is not uncommon. They all do things that go against their conscience for personal gain and have long forgotten that they are still descendants of Yan and Huang. I really want to shout: "Please don't do this, please be considerate and abide by social ethics." Thoughts on "Fake Illiteracy" 10

The cartoon "Fake Illiteracy" is highly satirical and was drawn by the famous cartoonist Hua Junwu in January 1984.

In a station, there is a special place. This place is specially set up by the staff for children and pregnant women. Moreover, they specially put a sign on the right side of this place. The words "Mother and Son Go to the Station" are written in big characters so that people can understand the role of this place. But there were four men who did not abide by social ethics. They clearly saw the sign but turned a blind eye. They stood there upright. A mother and her son were also pushed aside by these four men and looked at them angrily. I thought to myself: Why are these four men so disrespectful of social ethics? This is obviously a mother and son getting to the station. What are they doing here? Don’t they know how to read? But they don’t look like it. Some of them look like cadres, some look like soldiers, and some Some look like scholars, some look like workers, there is no way they can’t read! They must be doing this kind of thing without conscience just to get a good seat on the bus. But the four men thought: Ha, it's great to be here. You don't have to worry about being crowded, and you don't have to worry about not being able to find a seat after getting on the bus. It really kills two birds with one stone. You can think whatever you like, and I will pretend not to know.

Seeing this cartoon made me think deeply. Yes! Now, people's living standards have improved, but their moral concepts are far worse than before. On the bus, a seventy-year-old grandma is standing, while a young man in his twenties is sitting on the seat with his legs crossed; the garbage can is surrounded by peel and confetti; in the public place, there are many People are smoking, and no-smoking signs can be seen everywhere; the green lawns have been trampled beyond recognition.

Hua Junwu drew this cartoon to criticize those who do not respect social ethics. Our Chinese nation has the traditional virtue of respecting the elderly and caring for the young. We must inherit and carry forward this virtue. It becomes an everlasting virtue.