Kanke composition

The word "bystander" usually refers to those bystanders who do not participate in the event, but just observe and watch. These people can be seen everywhere in our lives. They may be spectators, listeners or bystanders.

In our life, the role of "spectator" is not uncommon. They may be pedestrians watching traffic accidents on the street, or they may be spectators sitting in front of the TV watching the news. They are not directly involved in the event, but their existence and reaction have an impact on the event.

The existence of "bystander" phenomenon reflects people's indifference and alienation to events. These people may choose to be a bystander for various reasons, such as ignorance, lack of interest, fear or lack of morality. Although their actions did not directly lead to the deterioration or aggravation of the incident, they could not deny their indifference and inaction.

However, bystanders are not always negative. Sometimes, "spectators" can also be a force to promote social progress. For example, the media often attract public attention by reporting social events, thus promoting the solution of social problems. In this process, the role of "spectator" has become particularly important. They are not only spectators, but also a force to promote social progress.

Generally speaking, "spectator" is a common phenomenon. We need to recognize their existence and influence and reflect on our own behavior. In the face of events, we should take an active part instead of being an indifferent bystander. Only in this way can we become a responsible citizen and contribute to social progress.

Extended materials: word explanation

Lu Xun's preface to Scream: "All stupid and weak citizens, no matter how healthy and strong, can only be meaningless propaganda materials and spectators. There is no need to think that they died unfortunately." Mao Dun's Our Literary World: "Friends! Isn't this a bitter audience? The spectator is not printed on a printed board, and his hobbies are different. " Ba Jin's Home VIII: "I am neither an actor nor a post. I'm just a spectator. "