Folks, let's talk about the "cigarette card" that has been very popular recently. It is said that there are parents in Fujian, and recently because their children are addicted to the "cigarette card" game, they have made the chickens and dogs jump at home. A few days ago, they posted a video on the Internet, saying that their children were crazy playing with "cigarette cards", not only broke two fingers, but also bought cigarettes to smoke themselves in order to find a cigarette box. Looking at this situation, it is really heart-wrenching and infuriating.
As soon as this incident came out, it was terrible, and everyone talked about it. Some people say that this game is harmful, and some people question, how can this game be so popular, do parents usually have no sense of discipline? Don't rush to shoot bricks first, we have to admit that children are fun by nature, but this "cigarette card" game is a bit too much.
What is a "cigarette card"? To put it simply, it is a toy made from a cigarette box, and children play with this "cigarette card" like a card to see who can play the farthest with the cigarette box. This may seem like a simple game, but it contains a lot of dangers. In order to win, children do not hesitate to use all kinds of efforts, and the result is often a finger injury, and even more serious cases occur.
In the video of the parents in Fujian, the mother was emotional and said bluntly: "Who invented this game, what is the intention?" In order to find a cigarette box, my child actually bought cigarettes to smoke by himself, isn't this harmful! As soon as these words came out, they resonated with countless parents. The big guys are wondering, why is this game so popular, and how to improve the usual supervision and guidance of parents?
We have to admit that children are born with curiosity and a desire to explore, and they always like to try new things. However, did the game's designers take security into account and were they aware of the possible negative impact of their work? The popularity of the "Smoke Card" game is precisely because it is easy to learn and does not cost too much. But is this really a game for kids?
You know, play is supposed to be a way for children to relax, play, and exercise their intellectual and physical strength. But when gaming becomes a dangerous activity, parents have to be wary. The experience of the parents in Fujian reminds us that as parents, we should not just see our children's playtime as a time for "self-relaxation", but should actively participate in their children's lives, understand their interests and hobbies, and help them choose healthy and safe ways to play well.
On the other hand, all sectors of society should also pay attention. Game developers should take on more social responsibility and design games with children's physical and mental health in mind, rather than just pursuing financial gain. The relevant departments should also strengthen the supervision of the children's game market to prevent inappropriate games from entering the market and endangering children's health.
The video of the parents in Fujian sparked heated discussions among netizens. It has been suggested that why schools and communities can't be more involved in children's extracurricular activities, with more healthy and rewarding games and activities? In this way, children will not be bored and go looking for those dangerous games.
In fact, the ancients said: "Playthings are demoralized." Looking at this statement, there is still some truth to it. While emphasizing the need for entertainment for children, we should pay more attention to the quality and content of entertainment. The growth of children requires the joint efforts of parents, schools and society. It is the responsibility of each and every one of us to let children grow up happily in a safe and healthy environment.
This angry denunciation of Fujian parents has indeed sounded the alarm bell for us. The world of children is diverse, but we must ensure their safety. I hope that in the future, more parents and social forces can work together to create a healthy and safe growth environment, so that every child can run happily in the sun, instead of being hurt in dangerous games.
But, then again, whose responsibility is this? Is it just a matter of the game designer? Have parents reflected on their role in their children's development? Are schools and education departments doing their part? These are questions that we need to ponder.
You know, children play "cigarette cards" not only because of the appeal of the game itself, but also because they lack more meaningful entertainment options. If schools and communities can provide more and more varied extracurricular activities, children will naturally have healthier choices. The reality is that many schools lack extracurricular activities and have limited resources in the community, which gives opportunities for dangerous games like "cigarette cards".
What's even infuriating is the chain of interests hidden behind these games. It is said that the "cigarette card" game has formed an industrial chain in some places, and there are even illegal traders who specialize in the production and sale of such toys. This situation, if not curbed in time, will not only endanger the physical and mental health of children, but also have a great negative impact on the social atmosphere.