It's really not effeminate. Poor food, clothing, housing and transportation are just our complaints. What really makes everyone angry is the high-intensity training that should not belong to a student and the discrimination and personality attacks of some leaders who think they are superior.

If you make a mistake, you must apologize. It is not how sincere your attitude is, how perfect your reasons are, and how successful your public relations are that can change the reality that mistakes have happened.

Just because we are media people, we have the knowledge and ability to ignite topics and bring discussion, so we should not be silent. If no one mentions the shortcomings, they will never be discovered. Then, as some senior sisters said, they went on one by one.

The focus of resistance is not "bitterness", but "unreasonable bitterness". For example, there is no rest on legal holidays, health problems, physical abuse and psychological insult. For students' resistance, we can't help suppressing it with the majesty of teachers and sisters, counselors and schools. Only at this time can we really feel ashamed.

Not to mention the hot search, if things are true, there is nothing wrong with this boycott, but the channel chooses the network and public opinion, not the superiors and schools.