Youth education, youth violence, and crime are eternal and cutting-edge topics, and they are also themes that literature and film art are eager to discuss. "Spring in the Cattle Class" and Peter Weir's "Dead Poets Society" also said that "good teachers can transform poor students". But this is the ideal sample, and the real-world version doesn't seem so good. Garth Van Sant's "The Elephant" chronicles the sporadic gun violence on American campuses, while "The Wave" exposes the majority atrocities lurking among young students. However, the treatment of juvenile delinquency has not shown great power because of the so-called "plasticity". Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" exposed the government's failure to reform juvenile delinquency. In China, the earliest documentary directors such as Chen Weijun's "Please Vote for Me" and Zhou Hao's "Higher Three" were capturing school education issues, and Zhang Yuan's "Looking Beautiful" also insinuated the entire Chinese society through a group of kindergarten children. There are problems, of course, there is Lu Le's "Thirteen Paulownia", the most famous is Yang Dechang's "Guling Street Teenage Murder". We take the problems of teenagers to society too much. In fact, we have seriously lowered the basic requirement of teenagers themselves as "people". In fact, we only treat them as "things", not as a member of "people". look at. Since youths have the physical strength, strength, and cognitive ability necessary for crime, "respecting life and treating life with kindness" should be a concept that people have when they have basic cognitive ability, it is a human instinct, and it is the difference between human beings and animals. Foundation. A person cannot be inculcated with the opposite cognition unless he grows up in the animal world. So where does the attitude of indifference to life of young people come from? Of course, society, family, and school cannot be free from juvenile delinquency, but people must have a strong spirit of self-examination. First, find the problem in yourself. Italian criminologist Lombroso's theory of "born criminals" is flawed, but not meaningless.
Juvenile delinquency cannot be simply attributed to the ills of the society and the dislocation of family education, although this is the most worry-free excuse for politicians or politicians. Attributing the main cause of sin to a virtual society or family seems to have found the essence of the problem, but in fact it does not help the reckoning and reformation of the crime, on the contrary, it makes the sin itself escape responsibility, which is not conducive to the realization of justice. Reasonable people must never take this big, frivolous, and innocuous cause as the main basis for making laws, and so rashly condone wrongdoers when justice has not been done. Faced with the increasingly widespread and violent juvenile delinquency phenomenon, it is not helpful to correctly understand the crime phenomenon in human society and make correct legal regulations because of such empty reasons.
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