Netizens announced that they were officially suing Xinhua Dictionary, what is the reason?
Recently, a netizen released a ** saying that he formally sued Xinhua Dictionary, accusing some of its paraphrasing for allegedly violating the publication management regulations.
Specifically, the netizen pointed out that there are problems with the definitions in the Xinhua dictionary about *** sex, a pistol pinned to the waist, and a child who has become a burden when he is young.
In addition, the netizen also accused the Xinhua Dictionary of deleting the word 倭寇 in the 12th edition, which is suspected of violating the Patriotic Education Law of the People's Republic of China.
Regarding the controversy over the deletion of the word 倭寇 from the Xinhua dictionary, it was previously reported that the staff of the Commercial Press responded that they were learning more about the situation.
This incident not only provoked a review and reflection on the definition of dictionaries, but also made us think about the responsibility and mission of lexicographers. As disseminators of culture and knowledge, the dictionary editorial board should always maintain a high degree of vigilance to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the dictionary.
This prosecution incident has caused heated discussions among netizens. Most netizens commented in support of their lawsuit, while others felt unreasonable.
Some netizens left a message: Yes, the old dictionaries used to have definitions, but now they are gone, why are the words of the two words not on the Xinhua dictionary, or let it be deleted?
Another netizen left a message: The infiltration is quite serious, the corners and corners weaken the historical traces, the spies and the two devils said that you are making a big fuss, and when this century-old infiltration plan is completed, they will win a big victory.
There are also netizens who analyzed: I feel that this kind of insulting sentences in the Xinhua dictionary is very similar to vulgar sentences, which is very similar to poisonous textbooks, and some people put their bad thoughts in textbooks and dictionaries to try to spread them, and they should be resolutely resisted. It takes a lot of courage to dare to question the "authority" and point out the mistakes in it. Thank you for your contributions!
There are also netizens who left messages: This is really not a trivial matter. If the compilers were not disturbed by foreign infiltration of children's three views, then they were really not good enough to compile the "Xinhua Dictionary". Choose one or the other. Check it out, it's absolute that there are traitors involved.
We hope that the editorial board of Xinhua Dictionary will respond to the concerns of netizens in a timely manner and make corrections and corrections to inappropriate annotations. Please also look at it rationally and don't over-interpret.