Do you hear me? Children in the call for help Chanel issued an environmental declaration "green" is the most popular "pop color" in the fashion industry, source CFW fashion [woman with an axe], Douban 5.9, released in 2014 [Ghost Doll Hanako 2] Douban 5.9, released in 1998 [School Cemetery] Douban 5.8, released in 2007, similar scenes also appeared in [Conjuring] and [Kunchiyan] Douban 6.7, released in 2004 [Confessions] Douban 8.7, 2010 [Crack] Douban 8.0, 2009 [Correctional Institute] Douban 8.4, 2015 [Boarding School] Douban 7.3, 2018

The recent "Jiangnan Cloth" children's clothing incident, A-kan, who has always been angry and heavy-tasting, wants to beat people.

Designer brands are often fashionable and international. What is the trendiest trend right now?

Advocate "sustainable development", "animal protection", "racial equality" and "female power".

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At a time when fashion brands are taking responsibility,

The "Jiangnan Cloth" group, which was developed with the positioning of China's local designer brands, was ingenious and promoted blood, violence, pornography and genocide.

The most outrageous thing is that the problem is still children's clothing.

The hades design of the "jnby" children's clothing:

Costumes for minors are full of bloody, violent, soft pornographic elements, including:

"Welcome to HELL", "LET ME TOUCH YOU" and other slogans,

As well as car cracks, nudes, ten thousand arrows through the body, headshot rabbits and other printed patterns.

There are even more racist and terrorist statements: "This place is full of Indians, I want to use this gun to break them to pieces!" “

（THIS WHOLE PLACE IS FUL OF INDIANS. I WILL TAKE THIS GUN AND BLOW THEM TO PIECES.）

Children are a vulnerable group, and the design and production of clothing is an absolute initiative.

The use of design to create, reproduce and disseminate terrorist pornographic elements on children's clothing is essentially a violation of children.

It's a crime.

It is not necessary to whitewash with artistic design and avant-garde. Breaking through the bottom line is not called a pioneer, this kind of clothing products that advocate national massacres, in countries where the fashion industry is more developed, I am afraid that it has long been sued by parents in court.

Due to physical and psychological immaturity, minors are the most in need of protection.

But there is a strange phenomenon, that is, the more terrifying the subject matter, the more like to use minors as the protagonist.

From horror nursery rhymes, to campus ghost stories, to campus horror movies,

Minors, never got rid of the theme of "horror".

Black nursery rhymes are both Chinese and foreign, such as this song "Lizzie Borden took an axe" ("Liz Bourdain Picks Up the Axe"):

“Lizzie Borden took an axe

(Liz Bourdain picks up the axe)

and give her mother forty whacks

(Cut Mom forty times)

When she saw what she had done

(When she saw what she had done)

she give her father forty-one ”

(Cut Daddy forty-one more times)

The story is based on the massacre that took place on August 4, 1892.

Liz Bourdain hacked his father and stepmother to death with an axe.

This black nursery rhyme was sung by the children at that time during the game, similar to our jumping leather band, jumping rope.

Ghost horse movie star Christina Richie plays Liz in "Woman with an Axe".

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The most famous black nursery rhyme in China is "Sister Carrying a Doll", but the difference is that this is actually a nursery rhyme style work spread on the Internet, adapted from Zhou Boyang's children's song of the same name.

Compared with the original, the black nursery rhyme version of "Sister Carrying Dolls" is much bloodier:

"One day Daddy was drunk,

Picked up the axe and walked towards mom.

　Daddy, Daddy, cut a lot,

Red blood stained the walls red.

　Mom's head rolled under the bed,

Her eyes were still looking at me. ”

There are many rumors about this nursery rhyme, and some people say that the prototype is the story of the Japanese girl "Kitamura Tamagami". The author of the adaptation has debunked the rumors and said that it had nothing to do with those Japanese stories.

However, domestic violence and murder within the family exist all over the world.

The news of being hacked to death by her husband is also not uncommon.

Let's take a look at campus horror legends and movies.

Let's start with the three East Asian countries.

As long as you have been to school, you have heard the story of the ghost of the school.

And campus horror stories will escalate as you progress to school.

Even as you progress to school, you will add practical content, such as summoning a pen fairy, a disc fairy, and a fox fairy.

This type of urban legend, as prevalent in the three East Asian countries, has a huge impact.

There is a "ghost doll Hanako" in the elementary school, and the poster posted in the video store directly caused the childhood shadow of countless children:

Hanako, formerly known as Hiraki Hanako, is one of the traditional evil spirits of Japanese schools.

It is rumored that Hanako's mother is a teacher on campus, and one day, Hanako came to the school to find her mother and was killed by the bad guy in the toilet...

It is also said that Hanako is the name of the "god of toilets".

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="115" > [Ghost Doll Hanako 2] Douban 5.9, released in 1998</h1>

In middle school, the campus will have cursed classrooms, cursed offices, and cursed stairs.

Behind the curse is a story. Deadly souls are standard.

The Hong Kong film [School Cemetery] is about a non-existent "academic office" where students never return.

Twenty years ago, the fire, the headmaster who hanged himself, and the figure on the wall are all puzzles.

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South Korea's "Sopranos Strange Talk" series, all of which takes place in girls' high schools, integrates the setting of elements such as "female ghosts" and "yin qi" in East Asian culture. The original five-part film, which was filmed in 2020, was rebooted and starred Kim Hyun-so, the young heroine in [The Melting Pot].

It's this little girl ↓

But the response was mediocre, failed to replicate the glory, Douban 5.6, NAVER 5.9, all failed.

The pinnacle of "Sopranos" was the first three: [Classroom of Death], [Exchange Diary], and [Fox Ladder], which were rated 8.05, 8.23, and 6.8 on NAVER, respectively.

This series was once all the rage, and the first three were also the most classic. The reason for the popularity is simple, one is that the story is bizarre enough, the second is that both the image and the actor are online, and the third is that it involves the dark side of the girl's psychology.

The language of the "soprano talk" lens is very simple, but the unique beauty and sensitivity of the girl can be expressed without more fancy skills.

The actor's treatment of emotions is also more delicate.

Take [Fox Ladder] for example, first look at the appearance of the two heroines, the one on the left is Park Han-sung, is it a bit like [My Savage Girlfriend] period of Jeon Ji-hyun? On the right is Song Zhixiao, who was like a ghost queen Li Xinjie when she was a teenager.

These two play Xiaoxi (left) and Zhensheng (right) in the film, they are both ballet students and were originally inseparable friends.

Later, because Xiaoxi was a little better than Zhensheng everywhere, a little more likable, and there were competition places in the school, Zhensheng's jealousy gradually caused a gap between the two.

The title of the film, "Fox Ladder", comes from the campus legend about the fox fairy: the 28 steps leading to the dormitory, when the 29th level appears, you can make a wish to the fox fairy...

Each of the "Sopranos" series has different topics, but they are all things that are not far away from us.

[Death Classroom] is about school bullying, [Exchange Diary] is about lesbians, [Suicide by Partner] is about friendship, lies and betrayal between young girls...

Other horror movies are similar, such as [Pen Immortal] is a cataract + super power girl who was bullied and killed for revenge; [Ghost Friend] is the heroine who was betrayed by her friends and died because of the other party, and obsession and resentment made her "come back from the dead".

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="161" > [Ghost Friend] Douban 6.7, released in 2004</h1>

Through these themes, it is not difficult to see why horror films always stare at minors - because they are in a period of plasticity without stereotyping, and the complexity of human nature is infinitely unfolded in them.

Evil and goodness, sin and innocence, appear contradictoryly in them.

Whether it is a fox fairy, a pen fairy, or a ghost, it is a supernatural carrier of human nature.

If there are no such strange powers, it is [Confession], [Young You], [Melting Pot].

The teachers and junior high school students in [Confession] are both victims and perpetrators. This movie captures the essence of "revenge" more than any ghost film with a wronged soul.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="173" >[Confession] Douban 8.7, 2010</h1>

Everyone's confession hides secrets, revealing the dark side of human nature that is more terrifying than ghosts.

The beauty of the story is that because it is too complete and complex to restore the facts, it allows everyone to see the source of the tragedy: the broken original family, the lack of motherhood or coddling.

[Teenage you] give people the biggest feeling is reality.

The protagonists in the film are the students who jumped off the building in the news reports, the students who were slapped in the exposed videos, the students in the schools where the windows were installed...

[The Melting Pot] is based on a true incident from the Gwangju School for the Deaf and Dumb in 2005.

The more real it is, the more terrifying it becomes.

The weakness of minors is reflected in the extreme as deaf and mute children with disabilities.

Realistic horror films have a characteristic, that is, they are equivalent to the first half of a ghost film - only tragedy, no revenge.

To die is to die, and to take revenge is also done by someone else.

If there is a ghost, then [Confession] becomes [Ghost Doll Hanako] – the little girl who was killed takes revenge on herself.

Peel off the cloak of supernatural abilities and strange powers, and you will find the real world:

The real horror is not the dead victims, but the living people.

There are also many campus horror movies in Europe and the United States, but there are few ghost movies, almost none.

The sense of horror is mostly brought about by mental control and physical confinement.

Most of these stories take place in boarding schools or similar correctional institutions.

For example, in the same girls' school, [Crack] did not talk about the revenge of the wronged female ghost, but about how the tragedy happened.

Love, jealousy, and vanity create an appropriation of beauty and ultimate destruction.

The process of tragedy is the process of the unfolding of the evil of human nature, and this sense of terror stemming from human nature is no less than any ghost story.

[Crack] is gorgeously photographed, like a flower of evil.

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There is also a German film [penitentiary].

The story is based on real history, in Germany, after 1945, 800,000 teenagers were locked up in 3,000 correctional homes.

It's actually a juvenile correctional facility.

In such penitentiary homes, collective life, numerology, manual labor, and the enduring of bad meals and corporal punishment are required. Many teenagers were so desperate that they committed suicide.

And the reason why the protagonist is sent in by his stepfather is just a normal thing, reading pornographic magazines.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="228" >[Penitentiary] Douban 8.4, 2015</h1>

[Boarding school] is a similar story, only more dramatic, more like a "horror movie".

The teenager put on his grandmother's relic, a vintage evening dress. Unfortunately, he was bumped into by his parents and was sent to boarding school.

The students in the school are all problem boys and girls, but what is more problematic than them is actually those seemingly serious adults...

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Why are boarding schools so common in European and American horror films?

The human rights scandals in Canada that have erupted this year explain this problem.

On May 28, 2021, the remains of 215 children were exhumed from the site of an Indian boarding school in British Columbia, Canada. When people in Canada and around the world were shocked by this, less than a month later, on June 23, 751 unnamed graves were dug up at another Aboriginal school in Saskatchewan.

Then, on June 30, British Columbia dug up another 182 unmarked graves, still in boarding schools for Aboriginal children.

More than 1,100 Aboriginal children's skeletons led directly to the cancellation of canada's National Day celebrations on July 1 and replaced by popular protests and mourning.

Beginning in the 1880s, there were 139 compulsory boarding schools in Canada, where 150,000 Indigenous children were sent to receive "assimilated education" from whites — not allowed to speak their own language and preserve their traditions.

An IRS (Native American School) in British Columbia, 1923-1977

This forced boarding school did not end until the late 1990s.

At least 3,200 Indigenous children have been abused to death.

According to survivors, Indian children at that time were not only indoctrinated with white language and culture, but also subjected to corporal punishment, sexual assault, and even electrocution.

These appalling historical facts have gradually attracted attention in recent years. The Presidents of Canada have apologized to Aboriginal and promised to survey all former Canadian boarding schools for Aboriginal children.

The bones hidden under the old site are all the dark past of the boarding school.

In Agatha's "No One Survives", the Queen of Reasoning, there is a horror nursery rhyme:

“Ten little Indian boys went out to dine;

Ten Little Indian Boys, running for food;

One choked his little self

and then there were nine.

Choking to death one can not save, ten only nine left.

Nine little Indian boys sat up very late;

......

Seven little Indian boys chopping up sticks;

Seven Indian boys, cutting trees and cutting down branches is not easy;

One chopped himself in halves

and then there were six.

The axe split two halves and one life, leaving only six of the seven.

One little Indian boy left all alone;

An Indian boy who returned alone;

He went and hanged himself

and then there were none.

The hanging beam committed suicide in this life, and there was not a single one left. ”

The destruction of minors in boarding schools is, of course, not limited to indigenous groups.

It's just more cruel to them.

From black nursery rhymes, to campus horror legends, to social themes, to historical themes, you will find that —

Peeling back the shell of fantasy and art, these seemingly absurd and bizarre stories are projections of reality.

Domestic violence, bullying in schools, abuse of minors, mind control, imprisonment, racial discrimination, discrimination on sexual orientation, and the complex darkness of chaotic times of human nature...

It's the real ghosts.