But none of the reasons are related to management or the work pressure they are facing.” So they just killed themselves because of all other social or psychological problems. Some of them just broke up with their girlfriends or boyfriends. “In that year, the company management gave lots of reasons like – these young people, they are just not enduring hardship like their parents. If people had very promising jobs, why did they kill themselves?” It is a large factory that has in total more than one million workers across China. It is not just a very cheap small workshop. It’s one of the more advanced factories in China. “They were working in the world’s largest factory. “We kept asking the question, when they were so young, seeming to be very hopeful, how did this happen?” Chan told Corporate Crime Reporter in an interview last week. It’s called – Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn and the Lives of China’s Workers.Ĭhan is an Assistant Professor at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Digging into this deeper level of societal and structural conditions, we come closer to understanding the ‘no way back’ mentality of these Foxconn employees.”Ĭhan and her colleagues Mark Selden and Ngai Pun decided to begin research on a book that would look not just at the causes of the suicides, but the deeper issues affecting Foxconn workers. Trapped in this situation, the workers face a serious identity crisis and this magnifies psychological and emotional problems. The path ahead is blocked, and the road to retreat is closed. “The moment they see there is little possibility of building a home in the city through hard work, the very meaning of their work collapses. “From the moment the new generation of rural migrant workers step beyond the doors of their houses, they never think of going back to farming like their parents,” the statement read. In 2010 alone, eighteen Foxconn workers attempted suicide and fourteen died.Ĭhan joined others in issuing a public statement calling on Foxconn, the Chinese government, and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions to act decisively to end the “chain of suicides.” At least I tried to warn you.It was January 2010 and Jenny Chan just heard about the suicides of workers at the Foxconn electronics plant in the Chinese city of Shenzhen. Nothing makes any sense (even for a Zombie series), the humor is bad, weird fanservice, the main characters do things like shopping bikinis while a zombie apocalypse and justify it with the sexist line: "girls will be girls", the Climax is a deus ex machina and the last episode feels like it was stolen from Angel Beats and turned into trash. The only "personality" they have, are classic anime stereotypes -Story WTF/10: The story is so bad, I don't have the words to describe it. They are annoying, behaving incredible dumb or have no personality at all. Characters 1/10: I have seen better characters in adult entertainment videos. Sound&Animation 6/10: The only somehow enjoyable thing in the series, but compared to other 2015 productions not very good or special.
But they throw all the potential away and turned it into this huge piece of garbage, which gave me the desire to bleach my eyes within the first four episodes.
This gave the potential for good and interesting character development in a comedic or dramatic way.
#Jenny chan koukou gurashi series
To be fair, the series started with an interesting concept of letting the main character doesn't see the dangerous situation. Trust me, you would be better entertained if you watch paint dry, especially if you use your brain while watching it.
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