A student in Chengdu was seriously ill after being forced by classmates to inhale ammonia gas

The victim's father shared the story on Weibo, a popular Chinese social media platform, expressing his outrage and disbelief. "Oh my God, how could such evil thoughts come so early on?" he wrote. Netizens responded with similar sentiments, condemning the act of bullying in schools and demanding stricter laws to protect minors from such cruel behavior.

"Bullying in schools is because of the age limitation that makes perpetrators become more aggressive and have severe consequences," one netizen wrote. "In cases involving serious bullying, it is recommended to put them on trial."

Another user added, "Children are the future of our country; do we really hope that these people will be the future of our country? They are just bad people who ruin the flowers."

Many netizens called for immediate amendments to protective laws for minors and urged the authorities to take swift action against the perpetrators. "The immediate amendment of the protective laws for minors is urgent, aggressors must pay a hefty price otherwise the consequences are truly unacceptable!" one user wrote.

Others expressed frustration with the current system and called for more severe punishments for juvenile offenders. "Can't deal with juvenile criminals, right? I don't want special education like other countries; I need a youth detention center," one netizen said.

The incident has sparked discussions on the age factor and whether it should be considered a shield against evil actions. Some users commented that some children are not good people and should be educated accordingly. "Don't just talk, take action! What a load of rubbish, I can't believe it," one user wrote.

Other netizens expressed fear about the future of these young perpetrators. "So scary at such a young age; growing up will cause even more harm to others," one user said.

However, some netizens also showed support for Chinese children, expressing belief that if each child were like this, no country in the world would dare bully China.

In response to the incident, there have been calls to suspend all school bullies. "Recommend suspending all school bullies," one netizen wrote.

The story also prompted some users to share their own experiences with school violence. "When it comes to school violence, there were three bullies in our junior high school class. One is now on the mines and had a gunfight, one has been kidnapped and extorted, and another has been convicted of rape but is still unknown if he's out yet," one netizen shared.

This shocking incident highlights the need for stricter measures to prevent bullying in Chinese schools. It serves as a reminder that children are not only vulnerable victims but also potential perpetrators of such cruel behavior. The case has sparked widespread concern among parents, educators, and netizens alike, demanding action from the authorities and calling for more protective measures to ensure the safety and well-being of all students in China's schools.