How do the students of Zhen 'an 7 1 10,000 luxury middle school evaluate this school?

Recently, the county government of Anxian County in Xi Town invested 71100,000 yuan to build a luxury middle school, which caused an uproar on the Internet: the carp in the four-story fountain jumped into Longmen Well, using a real rockery waterfall. All this is not a star-rated hotel in a metropolis, but a newly-built middle school in Zhen 'an County, Shangluo City, a deep poverty-stricken county in Shaanxi Province, which recently took off its hat. Behind this luxurious middle school is more doubt. Everyone is talking about a county that was once deeply poor. More people are also concerned about the influence of students at school. What are their views on this matter?

At present, students' views are also divided into two categories. One school thinks that with a better learning environment and better learning space, we can concentrate more on our study, and the interest and efficiency of learning have also risen linearly because of the improvement of the learning environment, so we are very supportive of the county government's behavior of transforming middle schools this time.

However, some students have suggested that although the classroom and dormitory environment in the school has improved, it is inconvenient to go home. I used to be able to get home in ten minutes, but now I take a bus for more than ten kilometers, and it takes me about an hour to get back. And in the new school, the consumption level has also soared. A meal that used to cost 20 yuan is now at least 30 yuan, which brings more troubles to some children from poor families. As a poverty-stricken county,

Comments: There are advantages and disadvantages in reforming middle schools. Improving the teaching environment will help students to devote themselves to their study and life, improve their grades and cultivate their hobbies. However, in improving middle schools, we should combine the local actual ability with the students' tolerance, and don't transfer the heavy nitrogen from building schools to students and parents. As long as the burden of students and parents can be well coordinated, I believe this matter will have a satisfactory result.