What do you think about square dancing?

I'm basically negative about the square dancing aunt. They dance with a small proportion of the exercise factor. Their generation is a generation that has been delayed and sacrificed.

Their value, dignity and social status have been extremely neglected, which is very uncomfortable in the human heart, and we have been relatively neglecting this. Why do they always dance in open spaces such as crowded squares? Why accompany exaggerated **?

It is that they force society to accept their neglected and lost value and status, and force society to pay attention to their lost youth and charm in a deformed way, or in other words, let this neglect be corrected and compensated in some way, so that they can obtain some kind of psychological satisfaction. Forcing social acceptance always requires organizational and collective action. This deserves a degree of sympathy.

But things have developed to this day, and the aunts are a little proud, and in the face of the requests of the parents of the college entrance examination students and the stop of the urban management, they will not give in. This is where my negation comes from. When people see dance, they always ask for the beauty of their bodies that match the beauty of dance, but their bloated bodies always remind them of the destruction of beauty by square dance.

I don't usually feel this way, because it is normal for middle-aged and elderly people to be in poor shape. <>

With such rapid economic development, correspondingly, development in other aspects, especially in satisfying people's spiritual needs, is very insufficient. When we step into the school, the knowledge we are taught, and when we step into the society, the rules we are taught by our predecessors are all for this purpose, doing meaningless things, which are rejected and disgusted by the society. For many Chinese, in fact, many have never really been active to meet their spiritual needs.

For people at the bottom, life is already so difficult, ** What about leisure to read and write, and relax in the mountains? For white-collar workers, the competition is so fierce, the workplace is so serious, and it is common to work overtime all year round. Life is so hard that when we are adults, our spiritual needs are themselves repressed, driven by economic interests, social status, so that we do not make decisions that go against our needs.

So, when will this demand be unleashed? The answer is when economic interests and social status are no longer our pursuit, that is, when we retire. The so-called coffin closure theory states that when a person retires, all the dogmas and rules that he has been taught to pursue economic interests and social status in his studies and work have lost their meaning and binding force.

Then their spiritual needs will burst out in a very violent, violent way, so that we will be stunned. And square dancing, the rampant people are just a manifestation of this pursuit of spiritual satisfaction. In square dance, among the rampant lovers, there is no difference in position, no difference in appearance, no difference in economic strength, people can show their nature to the maximum extent in this group, without worrying about affecting their economic interests, social status, here, people can fully show themselves than at home, company, school, without hiding their inner desires, their spiritual needs.

If there is no square dance, no rampage, then there will be religion, belief in something else to take their place. Spiritual needs are the basic needs of human beings, how can they be completely suppressed? Especially the middle-aged and elderly people who have been suppressed for almost their whole lives and now don't have much pressure?

Without prejudice to the rights of everyone else, they have the freedom to dance - otherwise they are hooligans.