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The rules of the game are actually correct

Zhu Xueyi

Last summer vacation, I went to the United States, and spent most of the time in a place called Camp Farnsworth in Vermont. Spent in summer camp, Farnsworth is the name of the camp. The original meaning of the word camp in English refers to camping in a tent in the wild. To put it bluntly, it is actually a house made of rags with no lights or doors. Over time, there will be spiders as big as thumbs on the bedside of your bed. Make a net; when the wind is strong, the entire cloth wall will fly with the wind, which is not warm at all and is not even as good as a one-star hotel. If the awning is broken, we have to repair it ourselves, and if it is dirty, we have to take care of it ourselves.

But why does such a shabby place attract pampered girls who come from all over to play? They spent more than 800 US dollars to suffer for two weeks, but when they come back, they will cry and argue and refuse to leave. ?You won’t understand it unless you experience it personally, because there are many friends there, and my partners will not let me spend a summer vacation alone. If the tent is broken, everyone can divide the work and repair it together, or you can play chasing away the spiders as a game together. When the administrator of Farnsworth Summer Camp chats with us, he will always say to us: "The reason you are in Camp Farnsworth now is to have fun all the time. There is nothing you need to be taught, to be worried about." "(Come to summer camp for unlimited fun, you don't need to learn anything, and you don't need to worry about anything.)

People say: "The United States is a paradise for children." This does not mean that the United States is a paradise for children. There are no requirements for children. While they enjoy unlimited joy and freedom, they also have to accept the rules. There are family rules at home, and there are camp rules at camp. The difference is: the family rules are set by the parents, while the camp rules are set collectively by the children participating in the summer camp. On the first night of summer camp, we will definitely focus on discussing the camp rules, which is expressed in English as "Build of Rights", which means "setting rights." For this reason, everyone will spend a long time discussing and even arguing. No matter what comments we make, as long as they are reasonable, the administrators will respect them. Once the camp rules are formed, everyone must sign and then strictly abide by them. Let me excerpt a few to introduce:

-Personal bubble, literally translated as personal space, when others do not want to be approached, you must not touch them, otherwise it will be a sign of disrespect for others;

-Respect others;

-If you want to use the grass for convenience, you must first dig a hole one meter deep. After you use it, the hole must be filled up;

-If If you wet the bed, you must tell the administrator as soon as possible, and they will deal with it as soon as possible without anyone knowing;

-Be happy while being able to do these things!

-Can't die;

At first, I felt baffled by the rule "can't die". I just didn't expect that someone would actually commit suicide, and that person was my good friend Sámi. I have known her for 3 years. In my eyes, she has always been an innocent, kind-hearted tall fat person. She has always been sincere and friendly to me. I never thought that the girls in her family have suicidal tendencies. During three mountain climbing trips, she always tried to find an opportunity to jump off the cliff, but we stopped her every time. In desperation, we had to walk closer to the cliff than she did. The other two girls and I nearly fell off the cliff again and again. For this reason, everyone shed tears at the same time and begged her not to do this again. After our pleading, she finally gave up this idea that she would regret for the rest of her life. Thinking about it this way, this rule makes sense. The United States is actually a country that has very strict requirements for children.

Just like the story of the Mayflower, a group of people gathered on a ship bound for the New World of the United States. Everyone wanted to take more of this land as their own, and they must fight and kill them. Killing is inevitable. They came up with a way. Everyone writes down their hopes and dreams on paper, which is to set the "Build of Rights". What everyone needs to abide by are other people's rules, and other people's boundaries are their own freedom. Since then, those rules of the game have been prevalent in places as large as the entire United States and as small as a summer camp. The summer camp we attended, although simple, was very happy. We found freedom in the rules of the game and found and enhanced friendship in mutual respect.