Recently, in a class activity in a school in Henan, a student and the principal played a game of grabbing a stool was widely spread on the Internet. In this game, when the principal is about to sit on the stool, the student decisively removes the stool, causing the principal to fall to the ground. This scene has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions among netizens, and some even said: "There is no love in the eyes of the post-00s". However, can we really easily make such a one-sided judgment on a generation through such a simple act of play?
First of all, let's be clear that this stool grabbing game is a competitive game in nature, and its core rule is to grab the stool as fast as possible. In this process, participants need to focus, react quickly, and act decisively. Therefore, from the point of view of the rules of the game, there is nothing wrong with the behavior of the students. He just played by the rules of the game and tried his best to win.
Secondly, raising such a game behavior to the height of "no human sophistication in the eyes of the post-00s" is obviously an over-interpretation and misleading. Human sophistication refers to people's experience and wisdom in dealing with interpersonal relationships and dealing with others in daily life. And in this game, students don't show disrespect or indifference to relationships. Instead, they're just enjoying the fun and competitive thrill of the game. We can't assume that because of their decisiveness and bravery in the game, they lack human sophistication in real life.
In addition, we also need to note that the post-00s are now living in an era of highly developed information and accelerated social change. They face unprecedented opportunities and challenges, and need a more independent, autonomous and innovative way of thinking to deal with the world. Therefore, we cannot simply apply the experience and wisdom of the past to them, nor can we examine and evaluate their behavior through the eyes of the past.
From this game of grabbing stools, we can't draw the conclusion that "there is no sophistication in the eyes of the post-00s". On the contrary, we should look at this event more rationally and objectively, understanding and respecting the uniqueness and differences of each generation. At the same time, we should also guide and educate young people to focus on cultivating their interpersonal skills and social responsibility while pursuing personal development and success. Only in this way can we collectively build a harmonious, inclusive and progressive society.