[Nonsense in a cold] Because of the incident at Chaoyang Kindergarten in Beijing, I watched "The Furnace", and I thought about a lot of things while watching it. I saw a reporter from Seoul and a lawyer who finally compromised, and I thought about a lot of things while watching it. High school Many of my classmates went to study journalism and law, and Beihang also knew many law classmates. I wondered what experiences they would have in their work in the future... It may be difficult to uphold justice, but if everyone insists , is not the hope that things will be a little bigger. I watched people from Seoul TV broadcast the children's confessions live, and many people stopped to listen and watch on the road. Did those three children who could neither speak nor hear, before they were rescued, never thought that so many people could hear their pained voice, so they were so desperate. There is a line in the trailer that reads "Silent Scream". In psychology class, it was mentioned that there is a need to be "seen". When I saw this movie, I suddenly thought that "being heard" is also a need in the hearts of many people. The pain of hearing, the opinions of being heard, the sadness of being heard, and many people who are unwilling to ask for help, in fact, many of them experienced the pain of "not being heard by anyone" when they expressed it for the first time. Wanting to be seen describes a sense of loneliness, and wanting to be heard expresses a sense of security. In today's undeveloped world, this kind of insecurity actually fills the hearts of many people, even if we are not those who cannot speak. , Children who can't hear, as they grow up, this inability to be heard is gradually forgotten, but if you think about this experience, many people have it, and in the adult world, there are more and more difficult to detect. Forms exist, which is why movies such as the melting pot and social events such as kindergartens can cause such a great sense of social panic. It feels like an arousal to this fear.
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