[HSK 4] 孩子遇到威胁也能报警 - Children Can Call the Police When Threatened

An eight-year-old girl in Shanghai called the police after being pushed down and threatened in a park. The police took the matter seriously and encouraged her to continue seeking help bravely.

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《English Translation》

优子: Ms. Liu, yesterday I saw an eight-year-old girl call the police in the park. It turned out that a boy had pushed her and said some very frightening things to her.
刘娜: Did she call the police herself? She’s so young, yet she already knows to seek protection from the police. That’s very brave.
优子: Yes. When the police arrived, they first asked her where she was hurt and carefully checked whether she had any injuries. But someone nearby said that calling the police over such a small matter was a waste of police resources.
刘娜: What did the police say?
优子: He said, “This isn’t a waste of police resources.” He also told the girl that if anyone threatened or hit her again, she could call the police and ask them for help.
刘娜: That’s good. Adults may see it as nothing more than children arguing, but when a child is pushed down or threatened, it can really be frightening.
优子: I realized then that we shouldn’t always tell children, “It’s nothing. Just put up with it.” When they’re in danger, they have the right to ask for help too.
刘娜: Exactly. When we see a child being bullied in the future, we should also listen carefully to what they have to say and protect them first.