American and Asian students are accused of being afraid of things and often being bullied Chinese Americans call for courage to protect themselves

>Asian American students are accused of being afraid and often bullied. Chinese Americans call for courage to protect themselves. Zhen Mingxin, the Chinese Education Committee of the Alhambra School District in the United States, said that a student has been repeating for a long time...

Asian-American students are accused of being afraid of things and are often bullied. Chinese-Americans are urged to be brave and protect themselves. Zhen Mingxin, the Chinese-American education committee member of the Alhambra School District in the United States, said that a student who is exposed to bullying or harassment led by one or more students for a long time and repeatedly has been "bullied." He called on Asian students to be brave and protect themselves. According to the American "Qiao Bao" report, if students cannot live in a safe and worry-free campus environment, they will not be able to grow up healthily. The whole society has the responsibility to create an environment free of "school bullying" for the next generation. Zhen Mingxin, the Chinese education committee member of the Alhambra School District in the United States, said that a student who is exposed to bullying or harassment led by one or more students for a long time and repeatedly is "bullied". He called on Asian students to be brave and protect themselves. How can a student determine whether he or she is being bullied on campus? The Alhambra School District's "GATE WAY TO SUCCESS" working group stated that "school bullying" refers to bullying and oppression among children. It has existed in schools for a long time, including physical or verbal attacks, resistance and exclusion in interpersonal interactions, etc. Bullying causes the bullied to be harmed in one or more aspects of physical, psychological, and social adaptation. "Road to Success" spokesperson Tonya said that "school bullying" has become an important reason for many children to drop out of school. The school district will hold regular bullying prevention seminars to address the issue head-on. The rate of bullying among Asian and Pacific Islander students is relatively high. This is because Asian students are often afraid of getting into trouble and do not report it to their teachers. Their thin stature is also one of the reasons. Therefore, in the two years since this plan was implemented, the school district has paid special attention to Asian students. It not only encourages them to face the problem bravely, but also provides them with counselors in multiple languages, including Chinese, so that they can better communicate with parents and students. Zhen Mingxin said that as a member of the "Road to Success" working group, he will assist the school district in building a safer campus. He believes that if students cannot live in a safe and worry-free campus environment, they will not be able to grow up healthily and study with peace of mind. The whole society has the responsibility to establish a "bullying-free" campus environment for the next generation. Zhen Mingxin called on Asian students to be brave enough to seek help so that they can grow up in a safe environment.