Person who is wasted

Author: Liu Fang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Sharply insightful into absurd reality, bravely approaching the truth of life! High school siblings: Is this your life? Is this my life? Is this our life? The Chinese's: I spent three consecutive years attending evening self-study sessions, 250 nights each year, with 3 hours per night. In all these nights, what did I actually learn? Who can tell me that the exchange for these hundreds of nights, thousands of hours, is worth it? Even an idiot knows that what a high school student learns is not even "practical," it's all junk that can be thrown away after the college entrance exam. This is truly absurd. If this world is absurd, twisted, wasting the youth and lives of young people, and all of this is designed by adults, then we have the responsibility to ask: Why is it like this? Why can't it be changed? With a sacred purpose, dubious authority, and standards, we have built one after another youth concentration camps, where cruel competition even begins in elementary school. Is this healthy? Is this normal? This is a bigger question, a question that many people are thinking about. This book will tell you the secrets of all of this.