Recently, the two statements of the well-known commentator Hu Xijin have attracted everyone's attention. He expressed dissatisfaction with the practice of equating Victory Day and Christmas Eve at Changjin Lake, and stressed that we should express our patriotic feelings in a peaceful and rational way. This point of view has sparked a wide range of discussions and reflections.
When Hu Xijin first spoke out, he expressed dissatisfaction with the practice of treating Changjin Lake Victory Day and Christmas Eve equally. He believes that this practice is not only a distortion of history, but also disrespectful to the two festivals. As an important anniversary of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Changjin Lake Victory Day carries the historical memory of the heroic struggle and victory of the Chinese people, and is of far-reaching significance. Christmas Eve, on the other hand, is a traditional holiday that represents reunion, peace and family warmth. Equating the two not only ignores the weight of history, but also confuses the cultural connotations of different festivals.
Hu Xijin's views have triggered people's thinking about how to correctly express patriotic feelings. Patriotism is the emotional belonging of every Chinese and the embodiment of our deep feelings and sense of responsibility for the motherland. However, patriotism does not mean that it can be expressed arbitrarily, let alone in an overriding way. We should express our patriotic feelings in a peaceful and rational manner, safeguarding national interests and respecting the rights and dignity of others.
In Hu Xijin's second statement, he further stressed the importance of looking forward with peace. In his opinion, the way of expressing patriotic feelings should be rational, not only to safeguard the interests of the country, but also to respect the right of other countries to live in peace. Expressing patriotic sentiments in an overriding manner is not only prone to conflict and controversy, but can also lead to misunderstandings and prejudices. Therefore, he called on the people of the country to engage in dialogue and exchanges with other countries on an equal footing in a peaceful and friendly manner, so as to jointly promote world peace and development.
For the Chinese people, it is a responsibility and responsibility to correctly express patriotic feelings. We can express our patriotism in a variety of ways, such as participating in public welfare undertakings, actively practicing social responsibility, and inheriting and promoting national culture. At the same time, in the era of the Internet and social networking, we can also express our opinions and emotions by expressing our opinions and participating in discussions. But no matter what approach we take, we should remain rational and peaceful, and avoid being overly aggressive and emotional.
In addition, on special occasions such as important historical anniversaries, we can express our love and respect for our country by participating in related events and commemorative ceremonies. However, it is also necessary to pay attention to complying with laws and regulations and respecting the rights of others, so as to avoid unnecessary disputes and conflicts caused by excessive expression.
Overall, Hu Xijin's point reminds us to express our patriotic feelings in the right way. Patriotism is a deep emotion that we need to experience and practice with our hearts. We should cherish the hard-won achievements of peace, express our patriotic feelings in a peaceful and rational manner, and contribute our strength to the prosperity and development of the motherland. At the same time, we should also respect the rights and dignity of others, look at the differences of different cultures and values with an open and inclusive mind, and work together to build a harmonious and beautiful world.