A true story adaptation. And the real story, there is more than that.
During the viewing process, my mother kept asking me why the principal did this and why he tortured these children so much. After I read it, I saw the sentence "You know, I'm doing it for your own good", I knew it, and he really felt that this was the true meaning of education. And what this so-called education brings to children, and brings them a lifetime, is a lingering nightmare.
And the most desperate one is the principal? Is it the school superintendent? I don't think so. The one who really made people so powerless was the female doctor who healed the students, and the female teacher who seemed to really "care" about them. They have learned not to hope, but when someone gives them hope but takes it away, that moment is the most desperate.
In the end, the younger brother saved himself with his courage and wit. And all of this was originally supposed to be done by these adults for them. One day, everything will be fine. But by that day, it may be too late.
The female teacher finally came back and looked at the two brothers on the hospital bed with love on their faces. But I won't forget how she looked when she escaped from the filthy hell of school with a suitcase.
Many people compare this to a melting pot. The themes are indeed similar, and the Forge is even more desperate. And despair with no end in sight may be the truth.
I have reposted several articles about Yang Yongxin in the WeChat Moments before. Such absurd things are actually happening today: everyone, yes, everyone knows about his evil deeds, but no one can do anything about it. Once, now, and in the future, there will continue to be children whose lives are ruined. Just this second.
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