After watching this film, I am not shocked by what happened in it. It is very common in today's society. What's even more sad is that there are few parent-teacher associations that may even remove the teacher's position from the joint signature of the parents. Our parents are high-ranking people who, like female teachers, use their power for personal gain. Those at the bottom are weak and powerless to resist and accept their fate. But the reality is how large the base of people at the bottom of the pyramid is.
From high school to university, students are required to report their home address and their parents' telephone occupations one by one. Although it is not shown directly through self-introduction like the female teacher in the film, it is the entrance for the teacher to use power for personal gain. From lawyers to workers, from the middle class to the bottom of the society, everyone is used. The man with power may have been the oppressed once, but she strives to have the thrill of having power today. Everyone yearns for a better life. If a better life requires power in exchange, then power has become the key to a better life that everyone is flocking to.
Should parents resist? If you resist, what is the result? The little girl's family took a rebellious attitude, but the little girl's grades dropped sharply, her further studies were affected, and she was finally forced to commit suicide. What if you don't resist? That lawyer, that barber's child, watching their parents submit, is turning the truth upside down in their young minds, and the child will become the adult he is today, hypocritical, treacherous, and cowardly obedient.
The world has its backs, and this is the other side of darkness. As adults, we can comfort our numb hearts like this, but when facing children, what else is there besides going to school, going to school, going to school? ? ?
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