It's really beautiful, but it's also terrifying. The horror lies in school bullying. Some of it is just verbal bullying. Maybe in the eyes of some teachers and parents, it's just a few words that don't hurt, but only those who are bullied know how painful it is.
School bullying is really scary, and the perpetrators are hateful. People who stand by and watch indifferently are actually encouraging the bully's arrogance. I remember that I encountered a campus bullying incident when I was in junior high school. Even six years later, I still remember it fresh: At that time, five or six boys kept pushing a thin boy, saying insulting words, slapping him on the cheek, and throwing his water glass into the trash can. One of the perpetrators was a classmate of mine. I told him, "Stop bullying that boy. Your behavior is bullying on campus." He told me viciously that if I didn't want to be beaten, shut up and tell me to stay out of my own business. I was a small girl with poor physical condition and malnutrition. I couldn't beat six boys, so I could only shut up in despair. In the end, I didn't help the boy in any way.
I can still recall the red eyes of the bullied boy on the bus that day, filled with tears, pain, hatred and powerlessness. And I am just a sympathetic but incompetent bystander 😢 😢 😢
The first book, four stars. After looking at the profit, I found out that a few readers gave me rewards, so I re-read it, and found that there were a lot of typos (shame), and I couldn't correct them. I hope it won't affect the perception of future readers too much... I wrote this book several times. It originally had 50,000 to 60,000 words, but I accidentally lost it. After rewriting the manuscript, there were only 30,000 words left. The background of the whole text is not bright. Due to the poor writing style, what I wanted to write was not well expressed. There are many mistakes in this book. I didn't expect that people would read it. I would like to express my thanks here (it seems like an award speech, but it is definitely not the case. I am trembling and scared...). Anyway, keep working hard in the new year and never give up!
It's really beautiful, but it's also terrifying. The horror lies in school bullying. Some of it is just verbal bullying. Maybe in the eyes of some teachers and parents, it's just a few words that don't hurt, but only those who are bullied know how painful it is.
School bullying is really scary, and the perpetrators are hateful. People who stand by and watch indifferently are actually encouraging the bully's arrogance. I remember that I encountered a campus bullying incident when I was in junior high school. Even six years later, I still remember it fresh: At that time, five or six boys kept pushing a thin boy, saying insulting words, slapping him on the cheek, and throwing his water glass into the trash can. One of the perpetrators was a classmate of mine. I told him, "Stop bullying that boy. Your behavior is bullying on campus." He told me viciously that if I didn't want to be beaten, shut up and tell me to stay out of my own business. I was a small girl with poor physical condition and malnutrition. I couldn't beat six boys, so I could only shut up in despair. In the end, I didn't help the boy in any way. I can still recall the red eyes of the bullied boy on the bus that day, filled with tears, pain, hatred and powerlessness. And I am just a sympathetic but incompetent bystander 😢 😢 😢
The first book, four stars. After looking at the profit, I found out that a few readers gave me rewards, so I re-read it, and found that there were a lot of typos (shame), and I couldn't correct them. I hope it won't affect the perception of future readers too much... I wrote this book several times. It originally had 50,000 to 60,000 words, but I accidentally lost it. After rewriting the manuscript, there were only 30,000 words left. The background of the whole text is not bright. Due to the poor writing style, what I wanted to write was not well expressed. There are many mistakes in this book. I didn't expect that people would read it. I would like to express my thanks here (it seems like an award speech, but it is definitely not the case. I am trembling and scared...). Anyway, keep working hard in the new year and never give up!