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Recently, a man carrying out a live broadcast of goods at the gate of the site of Unit 731 of the Japanese invasion of China has aroused widespread attention and controversy. This behavior has aroused strong public dissatisfaction and condemnation, and has also triggered thinking about the protection of historical sites and social morality.
Unit 731 of the Japanese invasion of China was a secret unit set up by the Japanese invaders in northeast China during World War II, using cruel methods such as human experiments, which brought great pain and harm to the Chinese people. As a place of great historical significance, the site should be properly protected and respected.
As an emerging business model, there is nothing wrong with live streaming. However, livestreaming in sensitive locations, especially in front of historical sites, involves respect for history and social ethics considerations. Such behavior is not only a mockery of history, but also a disrespect for the victims and historical memory.
It should be recognized that such behaviour is not an isolated phenomenon and staff members indicated that they have been stopped on several occasions. This shows that there is still a certain lack of social morality and legal awareness. For such acts, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision and interference of relevant law enforcement personnel, and at the same time improve the public's history education and civilization literacy.
This incident also reminds us that the protection of historical sites is not only the responsibility of the world, but also requires the participation of the whole society. Only through extensive historical education and cultural inheritance can people better understand the cruelty and preciousness of history, so as to form a sense of reverence for history.
Finally, we call on all sectors of society to pay attention to and protect historical sites, and strengthen the inheritance and education of history, so as to avoid the recurrence of similar incidents. History is our memory, and it is the responsibility of each of us to protect and respect history. Let's work together to preserve a pure land for our historical sites.
Related: The man brought the goods live in front of the site of the Japanese army Unit 731, staff: Several groups of people have been stopped] The staff responded to the man's live broadcast in front of the Japanese army site to bring goods January 9, Harbin, Heilongjiang. Some netizens posted**, the man carried out a live broadcast with goods at the gate of the site of Unit 731 of the Japanese invasion of China. The staff of the Evidence Exhibition Hall of Unit 731 of the Japanese Invasion of China said: "It has been stopped several times, there are too many such people, and each time it is a different person who broadcasts live, and the relevant law enforcement officers can only interfere." (Owl**).