Harbin Comic-Con overturned, a man and a woman with spicy eyes, and the comic-Con circle was in a mess. Is it true?

What happened: At a comic exhibition in Harbin, two exhibitors made a very indecent move, and many people were there watching, taking pictures and booing.

These two people are a boy and a girl respectively. The girl dressed as a rabbit and the boy dressed as a maid.

In this way, two high-profile people appeared in a big cause and made a lot of behaviors, which really looked out of the blue and was unacceptable.

Although we can speak and act freely now, we should not do too many bad things and set a bad example when restraining ourselves.

Analysis: Because of their behavior and another girl's incident, everyone has some doubts about the comic-con exhibition group. So is this group really so messy?

Let me start with my conclusion. I don't think so.

As a college student, there are many people around me who like exhibitions, especially girls. They are willing to spend most of their living expenses to buy some environment, buy some skirts and dress themselves up.

I think this is understandable. I think it is very good to have more extra fun and pursue something I like in my original study life.

Discussion: What is the problem? The problem is that they say they are a circle.

Hobbies should be based on everyone's differences, attracted by * * *, and become good friends, without circles. And circled some people.

It seems that this person is defined after he belongs to this circle, so he can't belong to other circles. He must be exactly like the people in this circle. Everyone is doing the same thing and saying the same thing.

I think the problem lies in their limited circle. It seems that people outside the circle don't understand their spiritual world, while people inside the circle must be maverick, looking for * * * sex and * * *.

Many children are not independent in ideology, which may be influenced by this trend. They will imitate some bad behaviors. They think they are in a comic book. When they put on these clothes themselves, they don't belong to themselves, but to a second dimension.

In the two-dimensional world, it seems that everything you do can be forgiven and not bound by some code of conduct.

This is a typical psychological deception and escapism. We dress ourselves up and portray ourselves as characters in anime, which is a kind of spiritual expression, but it doesn't mean that you can get rid of your original identity in a particular exhibition.

You are still yourself. You only pretend to be someone else for one of your hobbies, not anything you do. In the final analysis, it is the role you play, not yourself.

Of course, this involves another dimension, so we won't go into details. We only talk about the problems in the current circle.

Suggestion: I just hope that everyone can look at the insiders objectively. They are normal. Many people just join some circles to find some sense of identity.

Moreover, compared with people in the circle, you just have the same hobbies in one aspect, so it is meaningless to live as a person.