In a trance, more than 400 days have passed on this software. It was a terrifying thing to think about. I came to Xi'an again, the school dormitory has not been fully furnished, I bought a bunch of things on Taobao, and when it's all done, maybe I won't be so resistant to living in the dormitory. Another new beginning. I watched another documentary, Staring into the Abyss, and watched an episode about two teenagers who killed three people for a Camaro. I talked about the whole process of what happened, and had some conversations with the victim's family, the criminal, and the criminal's family and friends. One was sentenced to death and the other to life in prison. They also interviewed the executioners and learned about the execution process. In such a documentary, what I want to see is why these people commit such evil deeds and how the punishment is appropriate. The boy who was sentenced to life imprisonment, his family conditions are terrible, his father, brother are serving sentences. How many families are there in China? Perhaps the lack of family education had a great impact on him. I always thought, like a quagmire, the feeling that I can't always get out, generation after generation. Drugs are really a big reason. China's control of drugs and guns has played a big role in reducing the social crime rate. Are those who commit evil deeds inherently evil? Or on impulse, do they regret it? Have you been thinking about those who died? Thinking of those people's families? Will you feel sorry for those people and pray for those dead souls? In the film, the victim's family said that if the boy sentenced to death was sentenced to life imprisonment, she would also accept it. No one has the right to take another person's life away, says the father of a boy who has been jailed for life. So, how should the death penalty be treated? The death penalty does not change what has happened. The dead cannot be brought back to life. What's the point of the death penalty? Is it to calm the anger of the masses? Is it to give other people a warning? Is the death penalty necessary? without the victim's request. A tooth for a tooth, blood for blood? If I am a family member of the victim, can I accept that this person is not sentenced
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