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Hey, it's a mixed bag! The children of the "old lai" were expelled from high-fee private schools, which has recently caused a stir in Mianyang, Sichuan. After all, isn't it that adults don't pay their debts, and children suffer with them?
Xiong in Anzhou District, Mianyang, became an "old man" because he didn't repay his debts. The creditor Xiao found out that Xiong's children were actually studying in a high-fee private school in the urban area, how could he bear it? So the report went to court. After investigation, the court directly sent a notice to the school, ordering Xiong's child to withdraw from school and transfer to a public school.
At first glance, this is very happy! "Lai" should be sanctioned, why don't you pay back the money you owe, and your child can still go to a good school? The court's approach seems to uphold the dignity of the law and punish untrustworthy behavior. The Mianyang Education and Sports Bureau also releases a list of "high-fee private schools" every year, making it clear that it is to block the back road of the "old lai".
But when I think about it, it's a little bad in my heart. The child is innocent! Why pay for your parents' mistakes? Shouldn't education be equal for all? Wouldn't the children of the "old guys" be able to enjoy quality education? This child is so uncomfortable that he can't hold his head up at school, and maybe he will be ridiculed and isolated by his classmates. How much damage should this do to a growing child?
To be honest, I understand the difficulties of the courts, and the difficulty of enforcement is a long-standing problem. But we also have to think about it, is this kind of "strained" type of punishment really appropriate? Will it be overkill? The purpose of the law is to maintain social fairness and justice, but if it comes at the expense of the rights and interests of minors, how can this fairness and justice begin?
As a parent, how can you not love your children? Xiong is undoubtedly at fault for not paying off his debts, but why is the child innocent? Isn't it a bit unreasonable to let children pay for the mistakes of adults? As the old saying goes, "If the son does not teach, the father is at fault", this "pass" refers to the responsibility of education, not to make the child bear the debt or other consequences. Xiong's debts should be repaid by himself, rather than letting the child drop out of school to pay off.
To be honest, to repay debts, is a matter of course. If you think about it, if you don't pay back the money you owe, if you don't talk about your reputation, you may even affect your children. It's right to protect our own interests, but we have to take the right path, don't go down the wrong path, and end up harming others and ourselves.
I've often wondered, is there a better solution? It can not only punish the "old lai", but also not let the child become a victim. This may require the concerted efforts of all of us as a society to explore a better legal mechanism and social security system.
What do you think of the withdrawal of the children of the "old lai" from school?