I aimed at China Youth Daily** small essay "Be vigilant against abusing the sense of public justice for traffic [Chinese-style folding fan is said to be the "Japanese military flag"? Don't let chasing the wind and catching the shadow deviate from the rhythm ] "The wolf is coming"? The wolf is really coming" article was sent out in ***, and a *** follower left a message:
Today, CCTV *** issued an article that actually supports this design, and I implore Professor Cai to write another article to refute CCTV, looking forward to it!
After I asked him to send it, I found that it was almost the same cliché as the small essay of China Youth Daily. But because these are two long articles, the impact could be even worse. I couldn't find the opening of the message on the CCTV article, and I couldn't find a place to post the article. Hence the search. This search surprised me: CCTV can actually spend money to publish articles. It's no wonder that the kind of articles written by those who don't have the ability to see or are just written by Nissei can go online.
I found an email address on the Internet and sent a letter to the leaders of the Central Radio Network, but I was afraid that the email address provided on the Internet would be unreliable and the leaders would not be able to see it, so I sent *** as an open letter:
Leaders of the Central Radio Network: Guiwang 110 vs. 1On the 28th, two articles were published on the Nanjing shopping mall using folding fans as a cover to promote Japanese militarist ideology. I don't know who the author is, have you censored it? If it's just because of a low level of observation and analysis, and poor political sensitivity, what if it's a daily spirit, or even a daily rape? The problem of the pattern is very serious, I don't know if your editors really don't understand it or not? Or just for the fee (I was surprised to find that your station is actually a valuable post, I have taken a screenshot, please check carefully) At the same time, it is strongly recommended to strengthen the professional and political study of editors, and improve professional ability and political literacy. Of course, I first found this kind of article in China Youth Daily**, and I have written a rebuttal and posted it on ***. I know that it is necessary for China to have good relations with Japan, but we cannot unprincipledly allow militarist ideas to appear in front of the public, and we cannot blindly tolerate Japan, otherwise we will only be looked down upon by them. We need to make Japan understand how wary China is of the return of Japanese militarism. If this pattern is still in the mall and has not been removed, I would advise a lawyer to sue at my expense. I suggest that you retract the two articles, and if you feel that you need freedom of speech, then please take a fair and impartial position, ** this article, or ask your commentators to debate with me. I hope that the **level** will not become a propaganda tool for Nissei. I***article**:
Cai Wei, Zhejiang Normal University.
At present, there is an erroneous perception among the Chinese people (some of whom are maliciously misled by people with ulterior motives) that criticizing the remarks of Japanese spirits and traitors is to negate everything about Japan, to undermine Sino-Japanese relations, and to affect the overall situation of China's development. In fact, China has always adhered to a global outlook and insisted on strengthening ties between countries around the world, including Japan. We have always respected and selectively absorbed Japan's advanced technology, products, culture, and natural scenery, but this does not mean that we can identify with Japan's history of aggression, militarist ideology, and its crimes of brutal killing of our compatriots. The Sino-Japanese relations have developed to the point of tension today, and the responsibility lies entirely with Japan. Once those remarks that criticize the words and deeds of Japanese traitors and Japanese militarism are to undermine Sino-Japanese relations become the mainstream of cognition, then China's literary and artistic circles, ideological circles, and even educational circles will inevitably become the world of Japanese traitors. In this way, if something happens to China and Japan, how can China defeat Japan? Japan dares to rampantly claim that it has been deployed in China for decades, and if China and Japan start a war, China will be defeated.
Everyone knows what kind of country Japan is, and compromising with Japan and blindly tolerating it will only make them more arrogant and look down on us even more. Therefore, adopting a reciprocal policy is the best strategy: you let me let it too, you hard I am harder. Before Japan has not moved Class-A war criminals out of the Yasukuni Shrine or pledged not to visit the Yasukuni Shrine in any way, before Japan gives up the wild idea that "if there is something wrong with Taiwan, there is something wrong with Japan," and before Japan promises not to get involved with the United States to stir up trouble in the South China Sea ...... TaiwanChina and its people must never give up their vigilance against Japanese militarism. At the same time, it is necessary to let the whole of Japan understand how much China hates Japanese militarism.
Therefore, the so-called folding fan in the image of the Japanese military flag, which combines various elements of Japan, should not be allowed to appear in any corner of China, especially in Nanjing. I don't know if the shopping malls in Nanjing have removed the folding fan pattern representing the Japanese flag (for the reason why it is highly similar to the military flag, please refer to the humble work "The Wolf is Coming"?). If it is not removed, please ask the brave lawyer of justice to come forward and boldly sue the mall (together with the China Youth Daily** and CCTV**, because the mall had promised to be cleared, if it is still retained to fight against the sober and righteous masses, it proves that the articles of these two ** have caused a very bad impact). If it has been removed, it is not known whether it will be possible to issue legal warning letters to the three units, informing them that if such acts of propagating militarism or whitewashing the propagandists appear again in the future, they will be severely punished by law. Before sueling, please leave a message to contact the author, and the relevant costs will be borne by me.
The author also dares to call on the State Security Bureau or the public security organs to station in the three units to carry out investigation and analysis: to find out the nature of the shopping mall (whether it is related to Japanese companies, the political attitude of the relevant person in charge), the political background and design intention of the pattern designer (if the shopping mall is a folding fan store is engaged in folding fans**, and the political position of the designer is fine, it can be regarded as an unintentional mistake), the professional level and political attitude of the authors and referrers of the two articles (China Youth Daily should be excerpted from the Central Radio Network), whether the two problematic articles published by the Central Radio Network are charged, Whether the article has been reviewed by the leadership, whether the leadership has a role like Dong Yuyu, and so on.
At the same time, we call on all the people of the country to keep their eyes open, heighten their vigilance, and never allow Japan to carry out a so-called color revolution in our country, so as to prevent the spies that Japan has planted for decades from taking advantage of the opportunity to sabotage -- of course, we must not be all soldiers, mess up our own positions, and carry out anti-drug expansion -- to ensure that the Chinese nation will forever stand among the nations of the world for generations to come.