Suicide note of Chinese girl who committed suicide due to pressure from schoolwork

Parents who want their children to study better than others often put pressure on them, forcing them to study day and night, leaving no time for rest and play.

At school age, their immature thinking and weak hearts often lead to tragedy. That was the heartbreaking case that happened on August 3 in Chongchuan District, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, China.

According to Dong Phuong newspaper, early in the morning of August 3, residents of the new Dich Gia Kieu apartment complex discovered a little girl lying in a pool of blood next to a car that had been parked overnight below the 5-story building, with the child's handprints on the roof of the car. Residents said the girl had fallen from the attic window of a 5th-floor apartment, more specifically, she had jumped to her death, got caught in the car, and then fell to the ground, hitting her head on the ground and dying instantly.

People who know the story say that her parents were in the medicinal herb business, and were very strict with their children in their studies. During the summer vacation, they also gave them a lot of homework to do, and they didn't let them rest or play. Unable to bear the pressure, she sought death to free herself.

After that, a photo appeared online that was said to be a suicide note left by the 12-year-old girl, making everyone emotional and thoughtful. The letter read: “I hate my parents. I want to commit suicide, don’t save me. I do homework, do homework every day. I’m dead, it’s okay, I still have a younger brother to take over the family business. I don’t have to struggle with my homework anymore. Take good care of my younger brother, treat him like a child. Tear up all my homework…” Above the letter, there were a few more lines written: “When you see this letter, I will have jumped from this window.”

So far, there has been no official confirmation or denial of the above from the government or the victim's family.

According to Vietnamnet.vn