一個方10歲的中國學生,從30樓的窗口跳下死亡,因'老師的命令「,因為他沒有完成課堂作業
•五年級學生被告知須寫1000字的道歉書
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Jun Jun wrote 'teacher, I can't do it' in his textbook. He also wrote 'I flinched several time when I tried to jump from the building'.
A ten-year-old boy has died after a teacher 'told him' to jump from a building.
The Chinese youngster, named as Jun Jun, fell 30 floors to his death after failing to write a self-criticism letter demanded by his teacher.
The fifth-grade primary school student had been told to write a 1,000-character apology by his teacher, Miss Chen, for talking in class.
His devastated parents have now launched a campaign against the extreme pressure put on Chinese students.
Campaign: A banner outside Jun Jun's school was put up by his heartbroken relatives. He was reportedly told to jump from a building by his teacher Miss Chen as punishment for not completing a task he was set
Fired: Jun Jun's parents are calling for the teacher that allegedly told him to jump from a building to be sacked
Messages: Photographs of the boy's study book pasted around the school by his parents showed that he had written several times that he had tried to jump from a building
School: The school is based in the southwestern city of Chengdu (pictured here)
Devastated: The parents of ten-year-old Jun Jun who jumped to his death from a 30-storey building in China. The parents left devastated by the loss of their son have now started a campaign against the pressure students are put under in Chinese schools and are demanding that the teacher be sacked
Tragic: Jun Jun jumped from the 30th floor of a building and landed on a parked car outside the family home at a residential building in Chengdu, Sichuan province, in southwest China