Recently, Mr. Xia, a parent who lives in Wuhan, Hubei, exposed his son's experience online. It turned out that when his son performed a fire-breathing program at school, he accidentally caused the flame to spread and burned his face, causing serious burns around his mouth and eyelids. Appraised by the relevant authoritative medical units, although the son's injury does not constitute a disability level, it will take many medical and aesthetic operations in the follow-up treatment to slowly recover.
As a father, Mr. Xia certainly can't bear his son to suffer so much. To this end, he also hopes that the school will take on more responsibilities. Because his son was injured during the school performance, the school should not shirk all the responsibilities. Even if the school gave about 50,000 yuan after Xiao Xia's accident, it would obviously be a drop in the bucket for Xiao Xia's subsequent injury recovery.
The incident has also attracted the continuous attention of many netizens on the Internet. As the incident continued to ferment, many netizens also condemned the school's practice. However, according to Xiao Xia's class teacher, Xiao Xia had studied the fire-breathing performance from him before, but failed in the rehearsal. Therefore, for safety reasons, neither the teacher nor the school approved the program, but Xiao Xia ignored it and insisted on playing on the day of the performance. Unexpectedly, it appeared.
Although the school can't escape the responsibility it should bear, after all, performing fire-breathing programs is a professional skill and has certain dangers. As the organizer of the performance program, the school should not easily provide students with rehearsal opportunities, and Xiao Xia's insistence on participating in the performance afterwards cannot be used as a condition for exemption.