On July 18, the well-known Japanese actor Haru Miura immediately hanged himself at the age of 30, triggering condolences from netizens. A stone stirred up a thousand waves, and the word "suicide" returned to the public's vision!
Behind the suicide of Haruma Miura, Japan ranks sixth in the world and the first suicide rate in developed countries!
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Suicide is not an uncommon phenomenon, it can happen in every corner of the world, any time! According to the Statistics of the Beijing News: About 80w people die by suicide every year in the world.
Suicide is related to an individual's emotional and physical condition, and more to the socio-economic environment. The main reasons for Japan's high suicide rate are family, health, economic life, finances, men and women, and school problems.
Of course, Japan has also introduced many policies to deal with such a high suicide rate, such as adjusting corporate policies, reducing housing prices, adjusting other policies, and so on. In addition to the first time, there have also been many excellent creators who spread positive energy, encouraging everyone to be positive through their own works.
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In Japan, there have been three songs that have reduced the suicide rate in Japan. I believe that many friends have heard these exciting songs.
(1) Japanese drama "Do You Just Want to Live in Kichijoji Temple?" "The opening song Ai Miao sang "She lived"
Although I have not seen this Japanese drama, I can relate to the general content of this Japanese drama through the lyrics, or the lyrics are bloody descriptions of a reality.
Man dies as if the lamp goes out, and the dead are great. However, there are all kinds of people who come to watch with the mood of "watching the hilarity", but no one cares why she died...
Paired with AiMiao's cold singing voice and soft voice, this tragedy is expressed even more indifferently.
(2) Mika Nakajima "I used to think about it for a hundred times"
"I've thought about it once and for a hundred years" is One of Mika Nakajima's most famous songs, and it is also a song that portrays her own experience. Debuting at the age of seventeen and becoming world-famous, Mika Nakajima stopped her musical activities during her most popular period due to eustachian tube openness.
Since then, as a music creator, God seems to have made a joke with her. She could no longer hear any sound! In the interview, Mika Nakajima replied, "I can't hear the voice and can't sing with my ears. When the most proud thing was shattered, Mika Nakajima fell into despair.
In 2013, she received Hiroshi Akita's "僕が死のうと思ったの", which was translated Chinese as "Once I Thought About a Hundred Times", and the moment she received the song, she was very surprised, and after listening to it, she burst into tears. She decided to sing the song, which she says represents her heart.
I don't know how many people have regained hope in this song and found the courage to continue to survive.
(3) Hatsune Mirai's "Disgusted by Life"
The third song was added by the editor himself, and I personally think that this song is not only very encouraging, but also very optimistic. Although I am a fan of Hatsune, I still like the mafumafu version of [Laugh and Cry], and I feel that Hatsune does not sing that sense of motivation.
The lyrics of the three songs are very meaningful, and I would like to take this opportunity to recommend these three songs to everyone!
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Some small partners must be very confused, this small editor will not be in this mess of it! Can Crayon Shin-chan also reduce the death rate in Japan? And listen to the forgetting river to come in detail!
The birth of crayon xiaoxin actually has a very deep social background. Hiroshi Nohara alludes to the generation that invested in national construction and economic recovery and development after the war, who grew up in the post-war peacetime era, which coincided with a good time for development, and their desperation and hard work are synonymous with them.
It was also during the growth of this generation that the Japanese economy took off rapidly in the 50s and 70s. In the 1990s, the bubble economy burst and a slump began, and Shinnosuke Nohara was born at this time.
In a stagnant society, only by working hard until death can we barely maintain our own and our families' lives, and in the end we are just reduced to "social animals".
This animation superficially describes Xiaoxin's daily happy life, but it is not just a simple expression of happiness, but more of a hope found in the helplessness and sadness of life or a display of family affection and family.
Hiroshi Nohara dispatches the stress and unpleasantness of everyday life through Koshin, the role of the "pistachio" optimist.
After talking about Japan, we turn our attention to the domestic region. I don't know when it began, and the meme of "network suppression cloud" became popular on the Internet. In fact, depression patients account for a large proportion of the number of suicides. As a NetEase cloud user, I can probably guess the origin of the "net cloud suppression" meme.
Some time ago, NetEase Cloud also replied to this question, claiming that it would launch a "cure plan". The purpose of the cure program is also to prevent users from becoming depressed and taking to the road of no return.
So how to reduce the suicide rate in China?
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Enter suicide on the interface of station B, you can warmly see the contact information of a national free psychological consultation, "We are all here, you are not alone" slogan. This interface uses a close and gentle pink color, representing a bright future.
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NetEase Cloud also has unique insights in this regard. When you enter a keyword in the search box, you will automatically enter a link. The title "Life is not so wonderful, but you are beautiful" comes into view, which is a well-intentioned article, accompanied by several simple and pure and beautiful GIFs, and the beauty of life is fleeting, looking forward to your discovery.
With a few healing songs, plus psychological counseling hotlines in various provinces across the country to listen to your pain. This is what I like about NetEase Cloud!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right">QQ</h1>
QQ is Tencent's largest (and largest in the country) social software (currently WeChat). This little detail has also been added!
In the QQ search, a report of Tencent Medical Code and a free consultation number will also pop up. "The world is not perfect, but we can still heal ourselves"!
Tencent Medical Code has detailed annotations on suicide, such as symptoms and causes, medical treatment and treatment, involving a lot of knowledge, which can well alleviate the reader's emotions and guide them to the right path.
There are other platforms like Baidu, Weibo and other software that also hide unknown warmth, I hope that everyone will never touch these unknowns!
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One might wonder what good is this warmth when a person actually decides to commit suicide.
In fact, according to the New York Times, most of the time, human suicide is not out of reason. The period of time that people stop before committing suicide is to hope to see a moment of other people's concern, as long as they can receive the care and encouragement of others, they can give up suicide!
So this short, unknown warmth may save a living life in a critical period!
Born to be human, don't be sorry. If you die and do not avoid, what is the difficulty of life? The world is so big and so beautiful, you just want to hide in that corner of the land and die with your own dissatisfaction?
Life is like a reverse journey, and I am also a pedestrian. This road of life, you have to walk to the end to enjoy the endless scenery!
Thanks for watching!