每年都会读到不少关于高考誓师大会的新闻。有些学校换了诸如“成人礼”、“百日总动员”之类的名目,但内核都很相像:充满了战斗气息——“冲刺”、“誓师”、“苦战”等词汇必不可少;而学生的激奋呐喊中所表现出来的狂热与盲从,也让人联想到一部社会学名著——《乌合之众》。这些孩子都是九零后,他们的记忆里,不曾有战争、革命与暴风骤雨般的政治运动,却为何如此轻易地融入到这样的话语系统与行为模 Every year I read a lot of news about the College Entrance Examination. Some schools change names like “Adult Ritual ” and “Hundred Days ”, but the kernel is very similar: full of combat atmosphere - “sprint ”, “ Hard fighting ”and other words are indispensable; and the excitement and blind obedience demonstrated by the students’ excitement and cry are also reminiscent of a famous sociological book,“ The Uzbekistan. ” Since these children were all 90s, in their memory there were no war movements, revolutions and violent political campaigns, but why such discourse systems and behavioral models were so easily integrated into them