In the midst of this ever-changing urban jungle, an unpleasant scene unfolds on the streets of Shanghai: a few seemingly unseasoned middle school students flirt with inappropriate words at passing women on street corners, as if seeking the thrill and recognition of that moment.
On this afternoon, in the midst of the busy traffic, they did not hesitate to stretch out their hands to women to "make friends", but what they got was the anger and contempt of everyone.
A female teacher who teaches in the local area is angrily questioned on the street - this teacher not only takes on the mission of education, but also becomes a fighter against impolite aggression at this moment.
She asked the students, "Does your homeroom teacher know about this?" in return, only for them to dodge and prevaricate.
The incident then sparked widespread discussion on the Internet, highlighting a relatively neglected phenomenon: the misconduct of middle school students.
This is not just a simple verbal rudeness, but a manifestation of the lack of education on social ethics and the rule of law at a deeper level.
In particular, some middle school students regard this behavior as a joke and are not ashamed but proud, which is the root of the problem.
The plot intensified, and not only did some students fail to recognize their mistakes, but even when faced with authority questions, they still stood upright. They may not know that although the law is tolerant of age, the sense of responsibility and morality of society cannot be absent with it.
This is not only a wake-up call for individuals, but also for parents, schools and society as a whole.
Today, focusing solely on scores is no longer enough to make a well-rounded future citizen.
Campus safety, students' mental health, the rule of law and moral education, and family responsibility are all core issues on which we need to focus our efforts.
Sharp and real, what we have to face is a series of problems and tests, which together constitute a moving chapter of education and growth in our time.