Recently, a teacher Zhang Xuefeng, who claims to be a volunteer tutoring expert for the college entrance examination, has caused widespread controversy through a heated live broadcast. He beat liberal arts students to death with a stick, saying that liberal arts are all "licking" service industries, which not only hurt the vast number of liberal arts students, but also blatantly devalued the value of liberal arts majors. In response to Zhang Xuefeng's provocation, a liberal arts student blogger who has a brave view of right and wrong and dares to defend his rights stood up to sue Zhang Xuefeng, demanding a public apology and compensation of one yuan for mental damages. Personally, I am very supportive of the actions of this liberal arts student blogger, who has won the respect and justice that the liberal arts students deserve.
Zhang Xuefeng's remarks are really infuriating. In a mocking and provocative manner, he ridiculed the career choices of liberal arts students and deepened the stigma attached to them. Such remarks not only hurt the dignity of liberal arts students, but also ignored their dedication and efforts. Although liberal arts students cannot be measured in terms of actual material output, their contribution cannot be ignored either. Through the inheritance and innovation of words, language and culture, they have injected indispensable spiritual wealth into the society. Zhang Xuefeng's wanton nonsense is just to pursue traffic and attract attention, and he has not thought about the consequences of his remarks and the harm to others.
There is nothing difficult in the world, only afraid of those who have a heart. Liberal arts and sciences have their own unique positions and functions in the discipline system, and the two complement each other and are inseparable. As a part of the humanities and social sciences, liberal arts involve philosophy, language and literature, history, economics, management, art and other fields, which are of great significance to the development of society and the all-round development of mankind.
First of all, philosophy, as a cornerstone of thinking and a guide to morality, provides a theoretical basis for the development of other disciplines. Without the speculative and critical spirit of philosophy, other disciplines will lose their scientific and critical nature.
Secondly, language and literature is the carrier and expression tool of human civilization, which not only has practical value, but also has aesthetic and ideological enlightenment functions. Without language and literature, people would not be able to communicate accurately and express themselves in words, and would lose the ability to create beauty.
Thirdly, through the study of the past, history allows people to understand their own historical origins and draw lessons from them. Without historiography, we would lose our knowledge of our own history and our understanding of the future.
In addition, economics and management provide rational understanding and guidance of social and economic activities. Without economics, we would not be able to understand and analyze economic phenomena, nor would we be able to provide reference and support for the healthy development of the social economy.
Finally, art cultivates people's aesthetic ability and creativity, allowing people to enjoy the feeling of beauty. Without art, we would lose the pursuit of beauty and the ability to create it.
To sum up, the importance of liberal arts cannot be overlooked. With their unique perspectives and talents, liberal arts students have made great contributions to the stability of society and the continued development of civilization. They provide the support of harmony and rationality, aesthetics and innovation for the society, and inject wisdom and temperature into social progress.
Zhang Xuefeng used his live broadcast and Internet influence to openly insult and provoke liberal arts students, which not only violated the bottom line of social morality, but also damaged the interests and image of the majority of liberal arts students. Therefore, we fully support the actions of that liberal arts student blogger, who stands up for defending his rights and fighting for justice for the majority of liberal arts students, which is commendable and supportable.
In response to such malicious insults and provocative acts, we hope that the relevant departments will seriously deal with them and teach them the lessons they deserve. The ban is a punishment and warning for his inappropriate words and deeds, and it is also a necessary means to protect the social environment and the rights and interests of liberal arts students. Zhang Xuefeng's behavior of gaining traffic and attention by provoking and hurting others not only violates professional norms and moral bottom lines, but also has a negative impact on society. Only through severe punishment and warnings can we prevent the recurrence of similar incidents and safeguard social order and good customs.
Liberal arts students are an indispensable force in society, and they inject profound ideas and cultural connotations into the development of society through writing, thinking and creation. They use their professional knowledge and talents to create value for society and provide people with aesthetic and intellectual enjoyment.
However, in the face of figures like Zhang Xuefeng, their efforts and dedication have been unjustly belittled and discriminated against. In response to such insults and provocations, we should actively stand up and express our voices and safeguard the rights and images of liberal arts students.
Finally, I hope that the society will pay more attention to and respect liberal arts students, and give them the recognition and support they deserve. Only in a fair, respectful and equal environment can liberal arts students better develop their talents and potentials and make greater contributions to social development.