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Half a billion students suffer from depression, and the toilet door is full of words: I want to die, I want to die every day

author:Positive energy dew Ou

In recent years, mental health issues have become a growing social problem worldwide. As the world's most populous country, China also faces enormous challenges. Staggering figures show that half a billion students in China alone suffer from depression. A recent incident that has aroused widespread concern in society has made this number even more worrying.

The toilet door panel of a high school in our city is full of heartbreaking words: "I want to die, I want to die every day." These depressive voices hit people's hearts, and they are extremely shocking and heartbreaking. It is understood that these desperate words on the toilets of this high school and on billboards in public places appear not only here, but also in every corner of the school. Students use this as a way to ask for help and express their inner pain.

Half a billion students suffer from depression, and the toilet door is full of words: I want to die, I want to die every day

Depression in students stems from a variety of complex causes. High-intensity academic pressure, confused choice of study direction, poor communication, lack of release of psychological pressure, etc., are all reasons that lead to the spread of depression among students. In this school, students stay in a closed classroom environment for long periods of time, and it is easy to feel helpless and frustrated in the face of heavy homework load and various pressures. Due to the pressure of the social environment, it is often difficult for students to express their true emotions and negative emotions.

This incident not only aroused widespread public concern, but also brought a series of social controversies. Some people believe that schools should take more responsibility, strengthen mental health education, and provide more psychological counseling services. They pointed out that schools should pay attention to students' mental health, create a positive learning and living environment, and help students better cope with academic pressure. However, there are also those who believe that family and social factors are equally important, and that the whole society should work together to pay attention to the mental health of adolescents and avoid putting all the blame on schools.

Half a billion students suffer from depression, and the toilet door is full of words: I want to die, I want to die every day

In any case, this incident is yet another reminder of the seriousness and urgency of adolescent mental health issues. The society should pay extensive attention to the mental health of students and provide them with more support and assistance. First of all, schools should strengthen mental health education and strengthen psychological counseling and training for students. Teachers should also have more time and opportunities to communicate and assist students psychologically. Second, the government and social organizations should increase investment in the field of mental health, establish a better psychological counseling system, and provide more comprehensive psychological services. At the same time, families and society should also pay attention to the mental health problems of adolescents and give them more understanding and support.

Half a billion students suffer from depression, and the toilet door is full of words: I want to die, I want to die every day

In this digital age, teenagers are facing unprecedented challenges and pressures. We cannot sit idly by, let alone allow this voice of desperation to spread among students. Only by working together to pay attention to the mental health of adolescents can we create a positive, sunny and healthy environment for them to grow up. Let's use our actions to light a light for every student who is immersed in the dark.

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