On the social ** platform, a Chinese blogger**, a restaurant in Japan that focuses on Chinese cuisine, posted a notice prohibiting Chinese from entering the door.
This incident of banning Chinese from entering the country is undoubtedly a great humiliation and discrimination against Chinese, and has aroused the anger and condemnation of a large number of Chinese netizens.
What is puzzling is that although the Empress Dowager Xi's discrimination against Chinese has been continuously rebuked by some patriots, it has not produced the expected anti-discrimination effect.
On the contrary, some people for political purposes instead attribute the visit to the store of the Empress Dowager Nishida to a patriotic act, which has aroused enthusiastic popularity in Japanese society.
People from all walks of life in Japan, from small citizens to small parliamentarians, have gone to the store of the Queen Mother of the West to check in and take photos with the boss of the Queen Mother, making the Queen Mother of the West a so-called "national hero" in Japanese society.
In the face of the obvious discrimination against Chinese by the Empress Dowager Xi, Japan** ignored it, and the police did not take any action at all against this obviously discriminatory advertisement.
Japan's indulgence, which also allowed the Empress Dowager to run rampant, led more Chinese in Japan to suffer discrimination.
As the incident continued to develop, Japan** called the anti-discrimination Chinese "**Several anti-discrimination Chinese bloggers were arrested, and the Empress Dowager Xi, who discriminated against the Chinese, became a hero in Japan."
Some people even fabricated lies that the Chinese harassed the Empress Dowager Xi, and claimed that the Chinese had blown up the Empress Dowager Xi ** in order to reduce the credibility of the Chinese.
Some Japanese lawmakers cheered up the Empress Dowager on social media platforms and helped her expand her popularity, even claiming that 10 police officers were on the scene and made remarks about harassment by Chinese, a kind of mockery that is chilling.
In the incident of the Empress Dowager Nishi's discrimination against the Chinese, the reaction and ** of Japanese society showed many worrying problems.
Japan's ignorance of the complaint is tantamount to acquiescing in the existence of such discrimination against Chinese.
Some politicians and right-wing forces not only turn a blind eye to discrimination, but also promote and support it, making discrimination an "Internet celebrity shop" in Japanese society.
This situation exposes the attitudes and values of Japanese society towards discrimination, which is deeply worrying.