When will school violence be taken seriously?

Yesterday, I watched a chilling video: April 20 17/day, that is, April Fool's Day. Zhao Xin, a 4-year-old junior two student in Taifu Town/kloc-0, Luzhou City, Sichuan Province, was beaten to death by the second-generation school bully because he didn't pay ten thousand yuan to five second-generation school officials, and threw himself downstairs to create the illusion of suicide. In recent years, campus violence has occurred frequently. From June 2 1 65438 in Yongxin County, Jiangxi Province to today's incident, we can't help but ask why this kind of thing still happens in this highly civilized society.

There was a very hot article on the Internet before, written by a mother whose child was bullied, which wrote many people's voices. The campus should be a paradise full of laughter, but now it is full of darkness, collecting protection fees and bullying girls. Every case is chilling. 14 years old should be a carefree age, but the beautiful flower season has just begun to be buried in the hands of a group of "demons". Campus violence occurs every day in campuses all over the world, and the cruelty of children with distorted intelligence at the center of the case is shocking. Campus violence usually occurs repeatedly, not a single incident. Sometimes one person bullies another, and sometimes it is collective bullying. Japan and South Korea are countries with serious school violence. In China, school violence will only be taken seriously if the circumstances are serious or the criminal law is violated. Most children nowadays are only children. If this kind of thing can't be solved well, how can parents entrust their children to the school? Every child is the hope of a family and the flower of the motherland. It is the responsibility of every adult to give them a good living and learning environment. In fact, children are bullied. If parents are more careful, they can find changes in their children:

1. Children become sensitive and worried.

2. Children become introverted and quiet.

3. Refuse or be afraid to go to school

We should first teach them not to be bullied, and then we should not bully others. I remember when my brother was in the fifth grade, because he was halfway to school, his classmates bullied him a little. After being bullied, he told my dad that my dad replied: Being bullied deserves it, which only shows that you are incompetent. Don't expect mom and dad to help you. You have the ability to go by yourself, and you have harmed me. Since then, my brother has never been bullied. Although I don't think my dad's approach is desirable, it is indeed a way to protect himself.

I hope our children will be treated gently in the future.