After watching the movie, I was still a little confused. From the climax, it stopped abruptly.
Maybe it's because of the background in the movie, choosing such a turbulent environment. (About social formation, about institutions, about education?)
When it comes to education, I still feel that there is too much difference with China. Have these young children already started to learn the rules of survival in society? (Or is it deliberately trying to show something? Save these children? Or save these adults?) (Always feel weird, the author wants to make society peaceful? That seems to be overthinking)
The article said that a child who received unfair treatment, was bullied, and after being suppressed enough, chose to resist with force.
In fact, I think it should be counted from the beginning. Stealing things is wrong. Has anyone told him? In other words, if I hang out outside every day, I will go to prison to reform. (The background mentioned in the text is that he is a child who is not controlled by himself, who is evil, and then asks a group of people to save it? Then the last sentence, there is no bad crop) Then what I want to ask is, who should plant this crop ? If no one is planted, how will they grow? The length is wrong, who is to blame? (I still think that stealing things is my own problem, isn’t it right to accept punishment for stealing and then running away?) (It’s the right thing to accept punishment, even if it’s too much to throw him in a cage, but it doesn’t Hurt him, you are young, why let you?) (Finally, these children started to resist, right? Is it correct to resist, are they resisting because they were treated unfairly?) If the resistance process really kills people, that's fine, everyone will die together. But it's a vicious cycle. There is no thinking in itself. You will not grow yourself.
In short, I think that things have cause and effect, and they will be punished if they are wrong. Unprovoked oppression is called resistance, and the violent result of resistance is that everyone died miserably.
In the end, I also don't want to speak up for these foolish children, because the most fundamental thing is that you are the one who made the mistake first, and you are the one who did the cruelty.
(Why let the society change for you and educate you? If you don’t learn it well, then put it in prison for reform. Anyway, it seems to be effective.)
I also admit that in that society, there is a lot of injustice, there is a lot of force, brainlessness, violence and so on. is unstable. But this sentence is correct, that is, the environment is very poor, and the final right to choose is in your own hands.
(Besides other factors, let alone being ignorant at a young age, what the juvenile supervisor does, it is very family-related, and has nothing to do with other people's education.) (The rebellion was started by these children, and the worst result is this. The group of children will bear it by themselves. Don’t let them grow up, how will they become law-abiding people. Otherwise, they may all be gone early)
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