I don't know when a recess game became popular and became the talk of netizens recently?
This recess game is called Cigarette Cards. Here's how:
The "cigarette card" is made of cigarette packaging boxes, and the children collect discarded cigarette boxes with different patterns and brands, fold them themselves, and start a "duel" with their friends to win the cards in each other's hands. When the number of people playing together increases, they need to determine the order and compete, exchange or compete according to certain game rules.
The attitudes of netizens are polarized
Supporting party
Netizen: Respect the nature of children! Don't think that what you think is right is right! Don't you see the innocent smiles of children when they play cigarette cards? I'm surprised, I'm worried that the parents of primary school students who take cigarette cards are the same group of people who play cigarette boxes in childhood?
Netizen: We played every day when we were children, which is part of the happiness of childhood. I think this is quite fun, down-to-earth, and much better than playing with your phone all day long. The Education Bureau does not care what it should do, but it does not care.
Netizen: What's more, which child in the eighties and nineties of the last century hasn't played? What's all the fuss about, the children finally found a game to play, and they have to be banned by you. Anyway, it's better than playing with your phone, at least with a playmate.
Netizen: Why ban cigarette cards, why not ban mobile games? Like the glory of kings and peace elites, that is really harmful, children are addicted to it and their eyes are short-sighted.
The opposing party
Netizen: It must be banned, affecting the campus atmosphere, distorting children's values, walking into the campus that day, shocked, a bunch of children here and there, either kneeling or lying on their stomachs, and some even lie down on the ground directly after playing! The school bans smoking cards, and the children actually beat with leaves, this magic is not ordinary! I raise my hands in favor of banning such games!!
Netizen: As for the "cigarette card", the carrier of this kind of card is a bit bad in my opinion, and it may imperceptibly affect children's cognition of tobacco, which is not worth advocating.
Netizen: I don't think it's good, because smoking is harmful to health, and children are not able to distinguish right from wrong, so it may have a negative impact, inducing children to buy cigarettes, or pick up cigarette boxes that people don't want on the street.
In March this year, the children of Daowu Primary School in Liuyang City, Hunan Province, made their first proposal to the school, hoping to fight for the right to "play cigarette cards" between classes with the principal. What should schools do about games that "may affect learning"?
Some schools choose to use an official document to prohibit it, but Chen Lisha, the principal of Daowu Primary School in Liuyang City, Hunan Province, wrote a letter to parents, expressing her attitude in the letter and choosing to continue to protect the children's childlike interest. And it also explains the reasons for supporting the game. "In the game, you can learn the ability to abide by the rules, compete and cooperate, coordinate analysis, interpersonal communication, resource utilization, etc., and ......". Parents at the school wrote their views on the letter receipts, giving reasons for their opposition or approval.
In addition, the Moral Education Department of Daowu Primary School held a week-long discussion on "whether to play cigarette cards", and the children held themed class meetings and debates, and expressed their views through a letter to the principal.
In the letter, the student even logically stated the reason why he wanted to continue to "play the cigarette card". At this point, the question of "whether to play cigarette cards" is no longer just a simple "should or should not do" debate issue, but has been amplified and extended to a deeper educational issue, and has become a question of compatibility between parents and children.
Of course, around this unconventional letter from the principal, the school, parents, and children expressed their views, participation and attention, which instantly triggered everyone's discussion on "playing cigarette cards", some netizens felt that children should not be deprived of the right to enjoy the game, while some netizens felt that this game would cause some adverse effects on children, such as wanting to buy cigarettes and so on, and should be banned with all their might.
So, do you think students should be "blocked" or "sparse" when they play cigarette cards?