There are such people around me

Abandon Chinese culture + hunchback + look big** laughed = your classmates.

To be exact, it's not that it hits you, you are a person, and you have a problem with your character. A 20-year-old person thinks about the problem so superficially.

Abandoning Chinese culture does not become a criterion for judging his character, but only shows that he is not knowledgeable.

Hunchback, your words are obviously discriminatory and belong to personal attacks.

Look at the big ** smiled, may I ask which part he laughed at? What you want to express is that he is very unsympathetic, and he is a person without conscience who is silent about such a big incident of the death of his compatriots.

People take others as a clear example, and from the perspective of your observation of your classmates, you can actually see that you are a person. The conclusion is that you have an obvious bias against this classmate, and the purpose of asking questions is to hope that netizens will criticize him, and then feel more comfortable. It's so naïve!

Now the question is.

What does such a person have to do with you?

In life, we inevitably suffer from personality categorization, using our own thinking to evaluate others, and dividing them into three, six, nine, and so on, and the evaluation of others also affects our emotions.

Now you're in this situation, and you've created a 20-year-old man who has "abandoned Chinese culture" and you're upset about it, and you've started looking for a cure to get rid of your anxiety.

This pattern is to use one's own mind to observe the dissonance in one's thinking, which is a paradoxical situation, and you end up stuck in it.

People who are always worried about it for some reason are people who feel the need for rules in their hearts and who are constantly building rules for themselves, and the thinking has this characteristic that if you think it's a problem, it's more like a problem, because the mind is always self-validating.

It's against your ideas or the prevailing morals of society, so your inner mind control activates that idea, makes it frequent and intense, and so it's natural to experience anxiety and emotional out-of-control, so it's only by interrupting the evaluation of his "qualities" that he can be transcended.

The best way to get out of this paradox is to let him go unchecked, because everyone has their own aspirations.

He is a typical person who hurts him faster and faster, probably because he has been hunched back since he was a child, and he has some deformities in his heart, this kind of person lacks the approval of others and hates everything around him. You can never change his opinion, because he is still stubborn and self-righteous.

So, change yourself. May God bless you and not appear a second horse brother.

Send him to Indonesia.

Just ignore it and you'll be done.