A 15-year-old boy pretended to be an armed police officer to handle a job transfer in the Ministry of Armed Forces, was he too deep in the drama or was there another reason? Recently, this news has attracted widespread attention on the Internet. According to surging news reports, A Li, a 15-year-old young man in Songpan, Sichuan, bought military uniforms, fake officer IDs, and fake special forces work cards online because he was obsessed with military short**, dressed himself up as a soldier, and even posted it on Moments to receive praise from netizens. However, he was not satisfied with this, and even went to the Ministry of Armed Forces to handle his work transfer, but was discovered by the staff and called the police.
* The investigation found that Ali was not a soldier, nor was he called He Peng, and his actions were suspected of violating the law. However, considering that he was a minor and did not cause serious consequences, ** finally made a penalty decision on him, but did not implement it. Ali's parents also said that they were very surprised and worried about their child's behavior, and they thought that the child would do such a thing because he was too obsessed with military shortage.
The incident has also raised concerns about the education of minors and cybersecurity. As parents, we should strengthen the education and guidance of our children, help them establish correct values and outlook on life, and avoid them being influenced by bad information. At the same time, it also calls on all sectors of society to pay attention to the growth and development of minors, and create a healthy, safe and harmonious online environment for them.