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 Red Scarf Girl PC Just like in school, you may be told something that doesn’t hurt and/or benefit you in any way, but is something that you would never want to do for no reason on your own ability. When we’re told at school that we can’t wear what we want and that we have to wear uniforms, we don’t rebel; we just accept it as something that would be impossible to rebel against. If we would try to rebel, the officials (in this case, the school board) would have too much power and overturn us in an instant. It’s only until the school board heads themselves that make the decisions have to follow their own rules where they see that it isn’t such a good idea after all. For example, if the school board heads were to wear uniforms every day and follow the strict dress code that they enforce on us, they wouldn’t like it too much and think again before passing another rule. So again with connecting to Red Scarf Girl, if the school board would look at it the same way Chairman Mao did at the end of the Cultural Revolution, maybe a rule here and there would change to make our lives easier and our learning experience more enjoyable and less of a dredging pain to go to school every day. Article posted October 12, 2011 at 11:04 PM • comment • Reads 110 • see all articles |
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