Category: Society/Culture >> Social Topics Analysis: Culture is vast and all-encompassing.

Nowadays, "food culture" and "tourism culture" are emerging one after another, and the unrefined "desk culture" is also becoming popular.

The earliest desk culture we came into contact with was the word "Zhao" carved by Mr. Lu Xun. As a result, everyone followed suit and carved the word "Zhao" deeply on the corner of the desk. I wonder if this character "Zhao" is also like Lu Xun.

Is it engraved in your heart like sir?

Desk culture has a long history.

In elementary school, you will be surprised to find that there is always a dazzling white line on every painted desk. This is a natural barrier for classmates, euphemistically called the "38th line."

This cultural phenomenon has existed since I don’t know which generation, and it is still passed down from generation to generation, showing its extremely strong vitality.

So how did desk culture develop in middle school? Carefully observe the layered and densely packed words on the desk.

It has everything you need: "Take exams, exams are the teacher's magic weapon; points are points, the lifeblood of the students." This campus jingle, which reflects the psychology of middle school students who are tired of taking exams, was also reflected on the desks at every opportunity.

"Don't let yourself bury yourself." I don't know which "celebrity" left it.

But it can be seen from this that this person has a strong sense of competition and independent spirit.

Of course, there are also some nondescript poems in it, as well as a series of calculations with no beginning or end, and even sobering aphorisms and aphorisms, which will make you dizzy.

In addition to text, there are many various patterns, and most of them are ironic cartoons.

Some classes were really boring or the teacher's skills were unsatisfactory. In order to prevent myself from dozing off, I used my own skills and started to improvise paintings, which vividly portrayed the teacher's "personality and characteristics" and left people pondering for a long time after watching them.

Some comics reflect middle school students' views on social issues. Students with musical talents also take the opportunity to compose a song to express their feelings and at the same time let others "appreciate" their masterpieces.

Some people believe that desk culture is an integral part of campus culture, a mirror of student life, and a fax of student psychology.

From it, you can see the joy, anger, sadness, and joy of your classmates, and you can get a glimpse of the local customs.

However, graffiti is not a good habit after all, and "desk culture" cannot be promoted.