Introduction:
Chinese New Year is a major and grand festival where everyone gathers to celebrate the New Year together, filled with a strong festive atmosphere. However, it was at this festive occasion that South Korea brought up Chinese fireworks, which caused considerable controversy. Chinese netizens are still partying and have not reacted, but Japanese netizens have already started a heated discussion in the comment section. They blame South Korea for the problem and say that South Korea always likes to blame things on someone else, and always exaggerates. Let's find out how Japanese netizens reacted to this.
Japanese netizens scolded the streets.
1. Excitement: denying South Korea's barrage.
South Korea is a small country with a small population, but they always put the blame on other countries. There was a heated discussion among Japanese netizens, who argued that South Korea is accustomed to blaming the blame abroad and rarely reflecting on it. They joked, "How much effort does it take to carry this garbage to South Korea?" Such an answer shows how disdainful Japanese netizens are for the actions of Koreans.
2. Shirk responsibility: lack of honesty and self-reflection.
Japanese netizens have no good impression of South Korea's "Smecta", and they all say that it always uses the method of "shirking responsibility" to avoid its own problems. Their accusations of South Korea's rhetoric are untrue, full of lies and dishonesty. From their point of view, South Korea always complains about others, but does not think about its own problems, and this mentality is difficult for people to agree with.
3. Fear of being implicated: South Korea's poor economic situation will cause turmoil.
Netizens expressed concern about South Korea's environmental situation, fearing that South Korea's environmental problems would affect its neighbors, and that they themselves would be affected. However, the editor-in-chief of the Encyclopedia is not concerned about this, given that South Korea has not provided any clear response to problems such as the leakage of wastewater from nuclear power plants. Such a calm posture looks like a slight contempt for the dissatisfaction of Koreans.
Comments from Chinese netizens.
1. Pay attention to environmental protection: work hard to solve environmental protection problems.
Chinese netizens are concerned about environmental issues, and everyone is aware of them. In recent years, China has promulgated a series of environmental protection measures to control environmental pollution in order to improve China's air quality. They say that the whole world is setting off fireworks, so why is South Korea polluted? This reaction shows a positive and responsible spirit among Chinese netizens when it comes to protecting the environment.
2. Frontal counterattack: We cannot tolerate unfounded accusations from other countries.
Although Chinese netizens did not react immediately, they could not stand the unfounded accusations against China. They believe that the comments of the South Korean side are unfounded and irresponsible. Perhaps for China, taking concrete action is more critical than worrying too much about outside commentary.
The conclusion is that from this case, we can easily see that netizens from all over the world have different views on environmental issues. While South Korea is concerned about the harm caused to its environment by fireworks in other countries, Japanese netizens have shifted the blame to South Korea itself. Chinese netizens responded to questions from all over the world by taking proactive environmental protection measures. Environmental problems are a worldwide problem that requires all countries in the world to seek solutions through rational communication and cooperation. Only then can we defend our home together and make our planet a better place.