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一次中学生问卷调查,其中一道题目是“你最关心的社会问题是什么?”,汇总上来的答案最集中的竟是“FB”。学生们总是有他们自己的语言,他们把“腐败”叫做“FB”(腐败的拼音缩写)。看来,十六七岁的孩子心中所蕴藉的感情选比他们脸上天真的笑容要深邃。“FB”——总以为是离学生很远的事情,不想,他们却经常于嬉笑中戏言——“你FB了啊!”。其实,被戏言为“FB”的种种行为还远远谈不上“腐败”,但却是本该绚丽如彩虹纯洁如蓝天的校园生活中的灰色调。而这抹灰色似乎正在日益渗透扩大。就让我们的特约记者把镜头对准校园,看看校园吹来的“腐败”风。
In a questionnaire survey of middle school students, one of the questions was “What is the social issue that you are most concerned about?” and the most concentrated answer is “FB”. Students always have their own language. They call “corruption” “FB” (short for Pinyin of corruption). It seems that the emotions chosen by the hearts of sixteen-year-old children are deeper than the innocent smiles on their faces. “FB” - always thought that it was a matter far from the students, and did not want to, but they often joked in play - “You FB!”. In fact, all kinds of acts that have been joked as “FB” are far from being “corrupt”, but they are the gray tone of the campus life that should be as beautiful as a rainbow. This smearing of gray seems to be expanding. Let our special reporters point the camera at the campus and see the “corruption” style that the campus blew.