It is popular among primary school students to wear bracelets. What do you think about it?

Recently, the hot topic of "playing with hand strings" has appeared in everyone's sight. What attracts most attention is that the term "playing with hand strings" is associated with primary school students. This article discusses this hot topic. Everyone has different opinions on the pros and cons of this phenomenon. If you are also interested in this hot topic, let's discuss it together.

Following "The Lone Warrior", a new thing has become popular among primary school students - bracelets.

Not long ago, actor Lu Yi’s two daughters became a hot topic because of “playing with bracelets”.

In a video posted by Lu Yi's wife Bao Lei, Lu Yi's little daughter first had a bracelet in each hand. Lu Yi asked: "Are all primary school students like this now? Can they study well?"

Then, Lu Yi's eldest daughter entered the camera with her hands folded, and Lu Yi asked again: "Are all middle school students like this now? Can we still study well?"

In fact, "playing with bracelets" has become popular among primary school students in many parts of the country. According to multiple media reports, recently primary school students playing with bracelets has become popular in many cities across the country, including Hangzhou, Zhengzhou, Jinan, and Shanghai. On short video platforms, videos of primary school students playing with bracelets have been on the hot search list many times.

In the comments section of these videos of primary school students playing with bracelets, many parents said: "I have the same one at home", and many netizens exclaimed: "How can this be unified across the country?"

1. Why has “Pan Shouchuaner” become popular among primary school students?

Primary school students: It can relieve stress

Blogger who recommends this product: It promotes blood circulation in the hands, improves brain function and memory.

Judging from the videos circulating on the Internet, the technique used by most primary school students to twist the bracelets is called "Rou Zhi Rou". The specific method is to hold the bracelet in your hand, first put it in an "8" shape, then fold it in half, and twist the beads with your fingers, so that the bracelet rotates while the upper and lower layers keep switching positions.

Many primary school students said that the sound of playing with bracelets is very pleasant and can relieve stress, because they are too curly now. From this point of view, the effect of primary school students playing with bracelets seems to be not much different from playing with glass balls, spinning pens and other behaviors in the past. However, some bloggers who are promoting bracelets said that frequently playing with bracelets can promote blood circulation in the hands, improve brain function, enhance memory, improve learning ability, and eliminate fatigue and improve sleep quality.

As for whether these effects are true or just made up by bloggers to sell products, we have no way of knowing. It is also difficult to conclude whether elementary school students can really relieve stress by playing with bracelets or whether it is just a psychological effect caused by the "one-sided words" of these grass-planting bloggers.

2. The price ranges from a few yuan to dozens of yuan, and the sales volume on e-commerce platforms exceeds 10,000. The stationery store owner said that the sales volume was good some time ago.

Judging from the videos circulating online, the bracelets that primary school students are playing with are generally "Bodhi root" bracelets. The prices of these bracelets are not high, generally ranging from a few yuan to dozens of yuan.

In Douyin Mall, some merchants directly call this bracelet "student version". Some stores with high sales have sold more than 20,000 of this bracelet. On Taobao, the price of this kind of bracelet is relatively cheaper, ranging from a few yuan to more than ten yuan. Some stores with high sales have sold more than 10,000.

According to N video, many stationery stores in Guangzhou sell such bracelets, and the store owners said that the bracelets sold well some time ago.

3. The pros and cons of “pan hand string”

Parents have different opinions on the behavior of playing with bracelets. Some parents think that playing with bracelets is better than playing with mobile phones; others think that their children have become obsessed with playing with bracelets during class, after class, and after school.

In addition, many experts have expressed their own different opinions. According to The Paper, Wang Feng, director of the Student Development Research Center of the General Education Institute of the Shanghai Academy of Educational Science, believes that the string-turning technique, which has gradually become popular among primary and secondary school students, is similar to the pen-turning technique used by students before, which is to relieve anxiety through repetitive behavior.

Wang Meijuan, a psychiatrist at the Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital, believes that primary and secondary school students are now facing a lot of academic pressure, so it is not a bad idea to have some exercise, and parents cannot simply prohibit it.

According to a video from Hangzhou Comprehensive Channel, Wang Yijin, executive director of Hangzhou Children and Adolescents Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment Center, said that this kind of bracelet-twisting action is quite difficult to do. If it is not done well, it will increase the psychological burden on children compared to others.

According to Beijing Daily, Chen Yan, director of the Rehabilitation Department of Beijing Gulou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that stringing can indeed stabilize emotions and relieve stress. However, if you use a single method for a long time, it is easy to induce tendonitis, and in severe cases, it can affect sleep.

4. How should we view primary school students' "hand strings"

If we simply look at "playing with hand strings", perhaps it is just a game that children generally like to play nowadays, which is no different from playing glass balls, skipping rubber bands, hopscotch, and balancing crutches when we were young. From this point of view, there is no need to over-interpret the issue of "playing with hand strings" among primary school students.

In contrast, what we should think about more is why such behavior as "playing with bracelets", which should only be of interest to older people, has infiltrated into children's childhood. Is "playing with bracelets" really for decompression? Or is it just following the trend? Judging from the videos circulating on the Internet, the adult language such as "decompression" and "involution" that appear in their mouths does not fit their innocent age. So why do they feel "involution" and rely on "playing with bracelets" to decompress?

Author: Sanyan Pro

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