Children all over the world are the same. Every kid wants to avoid school and homework as much as they can. And, because of coronavirus, kids in China probably thought they wouldn't even have to worry about stuff like that for now, since a pandemic is happening right before our eyes.

But nope, teachers apparently always find a way. Basically, since people are under quarantine in Wuhan, China, schools are obviously shut as well. So, an app called DingTalk was introduced, which is essentially an online school. Side note - how many of you are relieved that we all finished school before the technology for things like these was invented? I sure am.

Coming back, since teachers always find a way, so do the kids. They figured out that if enough of them gave the app a bad review, it would be removed from the app store. Apparently, the app's rating went from 4.9 to 1.4 overnight. See, people can achieve anything if they work together like this.

Moreover, people are loving how smart and creative the kids are and honestly, this is the only funny thing about coronavirus.

good morning to all the kids under quarantine in wuhan who defeated the app assigning them homework by spamming it with 1-star reviews until it got removed from the app store https://t.co/gDxjivabte

â ðððð¦ð¤ âð ð¤ð ð¥ (@zenalbatross) March 7, 2020

That picture, tho.

School: Ok, no school, cause caronavirus.
Students: Yay, less stress, so I can worry about staying safe and healthy with my family and-
Also school: Here is your homework. pic.twitter.com/J60uiBtFKx

â Aisha's Forehead|| REMINISCENCE (@OrbitGlowstick) March 7, 2020

Yep.

The kids are alright. The parents have no clue. https://t.co/ru20OnBQ64

â Mike Stuchbery (@MikeStuchbery_) March 8, 2020

That was a moment in internet history.

Thanks for reminding me of that! She was still the best IMO, but this comes close.

â Charlie Foxtrot (@strumphs) March 7, 2020

The future is in good hands.

Children are the future https://t.co/3Z24raEJXu

â Joseph Fink, M4A is a human right (@PlanetofFinks) March 7, 2020

Hmm.

We're seeing the best and worst of the human condition in the time of coronavirus

From the worst files: The Toilet Paper Wars

The best: Wuhan kids tuning in for school online amid lockdown work out that by giving 1-star reviews they can get their homework app taken offline https://t.co/BGUptdFZR4

â Talia Shadwell (@TaliaShadwell) March 7, 2020

Yes.

This is literally the first coronavirus-related news that gives me hope that the human species might survive this. https://t.co/biEw6vzPL1

â Ntina Tzouvala (@ntinatzouvala) March 7, 2020

Absolutely.

I think they all deserve straight Aâs for this forward thinking.

â BTS_Genreâ· (@BTS_ARMYFANACC_) March 7, 2020

Self-awareness?

pic.twitter.com/Z9pkrLGJVU

â Theoc (@Theoc900) March 7, 2020

Yep.

The kids in China outsmarted the app for school, and it was taken out. There's a big lesson, here. Work together to achieve your goals, and listen to the wise ones, amongst yourselves. https://t.co/MbcGclI3zk

â QUEERWIRE (@QueerWire) March 8, 2020

Truly.

I am truly in awe at the ingenuity of these children. https://t.co/GhGYSPPrQO

â Angela Chen (@chengela) March 7, 2020

Proper.

This is *proper* cyberpunk https://t.co/lPFKA2euQK

â James Deardenayake (@TechnocratGames) March 7, 2020

So much respect.

Solidarity to these kids in Wuhan who figured out how to get out of doing homework while in quarantine. Massive respect. https://t.co/xXfACZZYJC

â Ciara King (@iamCiaraKing) March 8, 2020

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