
Withdrawal Symptoms
戒断反应
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
2Chapters
19Favorites
19Clicks per chapter
2Comments
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Having experienced exam-oriented education, I understand the pain of the heroine, but the consequences of her experience are not universal. She is obsessed with the past and never forgets it. It seems that she is resisting and fearing the possibility of failure after losing the sense of superiority brought by her studies. Before university (in China), the education system that used grades as the single assessment standard undoubtedly suppressed the free blooming of many lives that should have been free and fresh. In fact, no one's life is smooth sailing. The pain comes either from the family, from the society, or from oneself. If you want not to be fettered by pain, you can only learn to reconcile with the past and accept your imperfect self. The crack is where the sun shines in.
Having experienced exam-oriented education, I understand the pain of the heroine, but it seems that the consequences of her experience are not universal. The heroine's brooding and unforgettable pain stems more from the sense of superiority brought about by always enjoying learning, which leads to her inability to accept failure. This is also the unified characteristic of domestic "academic masters". Academic performance, as the single assessment standard by which domestic students are judged before going to university, suppresses the blooming of many lives that should be free and lively. No one's growth is always smooth sailing. Those pains come from family, society, or oneself. Accept imperfection, reconcile with the past, and cracks are also places where the sun shines in.