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多年前,罗大佑在《来来的主人翁》中这样唱道:“我们不要一个被科学游戏污染的天空,我们不要被你们的发明变成电脑儿童。”“未来”不幸被言中了。电脑已经渗入孩子们生活的方方面面,PC机越来越普及,网吧在街头四处林立招摇,一张张由电脑游戏、不良网页编织的大网,正在捕捉吞噬沉溺于其中的少年朋友,他们早已遗忘了运动场上的竞赛、郊外的远行……他们宁愿一个人面对显示器和虚拟的敌人拼拼刺刀,“Game Over”甚至比“59分”还让他们伤心。因玩游戏而荒废学业的事例屡见不鲜。这不得不让我们像先知先觉的罗大佑一样担心起孩子们的前途来。但电脑游戏绝非电子海洛因,关键在于妥善面对它。
Many years ago, Luo Dayou sang in “The Master of Coming”: “We don’t want a sky that is polluted by science games. We don’t want to be turned into computer children by your invention.” “The future” was unfortunately made. Computers have infiltrated all aspects of children’s lives. PCs are becoming more and more popular. Internet cafes are spreading around the streets, and a large network of computer games and bad web pages is snaking teenage friends who have swallowed them. They have long forgotten. In the competition on the sports field and in the outskirts of the country, they would prefer to fight against the monitor and virtual enemies to fight bayonets. “Game Over” even made them sad even more than “59 points.” There are many examples of abandoning studies due to playing games. This has to make us worry about the children’s future like Prophet Luo Dayou. But the key to computer games is not electronic heroin. The key is to properly face it.