Presumably, if you are a student who cares about current affairs, you will know that you have a message that students worship Confucius before the exam. Some people are bowing, others are bending over to salute, so this behavior not only makes everyone feel humorous, but also causes a kind of reflection. Is this behavior a personal behavior or a practice after school social guidance?

The source of this practice is a self-mockery of college students. In fact, the original source of this behavior is college students, who often put a lot of things down in school sculptures before exams to seek inner peace. In fact, in the final analysis, it is a kind of self-ridicule.

Pupils' minds are not mature enough to understand those meanings. However, when this kind of thing happens to primary school students more and more, it doesn't smell like that. They may really want to worship Confucius, let themselves do well in the exam, and regard this as their spiritual sustenance. This is a very inappropriate atmosphere.

I hope the school can guide me and stop such funny things. So how can we better stop this trend? That is, schools and society need guidance. Don't let such things spread to primary schools, because after all, primary school students are not mature enough and easy to go astray.

So how did you feel when you saw this news? Do you think this behavior is justified?

Sometimes people worship Confucius and Conan before the exam, just to seek a kind of peace of mind, and don't really take him as their spiritual sustenance, but when this happens to primary school students, it is not necessarily so. So I hope the school will bring a good atmosphere in this respect.

Well, that's all my point. Thank you very much for reading here. If you have other comments and suggestions, please leave me a message in the comments section.