In the final competition performance, the children sang silently, which was an unexpected ending to me. At this moment, the teacher finally no longer felt that letting some children sing silently was a matter of course and even tolerant and selfless. She was finally nervous and flustered, and left the scene in embarrassment.
Life is not so smooth. If you want every child to join the choir, there are bound to be uneven levels. There are obviously better solutions, but the teacher chose the one that hurts the child the most and is the worst. When told that singing is not good enough, the child is still willing to practice and love to sing. But the teacher has deprived them of the right to sing, and even taught them to cover up their flaws. The gap is inevitable, but there is no need to lose all joy because of the gap.
Perhaps, every time the child is informed that he needs to sing silently, the teacher knows that this is wrong. But in the world of adults, this moment is too fragile and insignificant. Facing the glory and interests in front of him, it is forgotten cleanly and easily.
It's not that adults are right or wrong, it's just that cheating becomes worth the risk when all the questions become fill-in-the-blank questions.
We have all been children, we all know right and wrong, and we all have unremitting pursuit of interests. God is not fair, but it has never deprived us of the power to do things, we can still choose to do what we like. The world is utilitarian, but as long as you want, we can still choose to live in black and white, open and unhurried.
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