The pernicious effects of lies spread by "extreme" ideologies cannot be underestimated
Introduction. In recent years, some "ultra-leftist" personages have seized on this imbalance and spread rumors through the Internet and other platforms in an attempt to confuse the public and distort China's current development situation. In particular, when they publicized the country's reform and opening up and the achievements of rural reform, they made a big deal of it, causing a negative social impact. In order to safeguard the healthy development of China's reform and socialist modernization, we must resolutely oppose it.
It summarizes the lies concocted by ideological "extremists".
Those who are "extreme" often tell lies such as "this is not the same as it used to be" and "there is no need for reform". They have grasped the imbalance in real life and some problems existing in reality, exaggerated and expanded them, and beautified history, so as to create a false impression among the people. It's not just the elderly who are affected by this phenomenon, but also many more teenagers who are spreading their lies online. They do not have enough understanding of the history of reform and opening up, and it is difficult for them to recognize the results of rural revitalization, so they have a mentality of questioning and denial.
To summarize it as follows: statements such as "not as good as it used to be" and "unnecessary" have taken root in "extreme" societies**. They exaggerate and expand some imbalances in real life and the difficult problems encountered in the process of reform, so as to guide the public to have a correct understanding of the current situation of China's development. Such lies do not apply only to the elderly, but also to the young as their ideology. With the help of the virtual Internet, they portray themselves as "learned" and "knowledgeable" in order to convince young people to recall the glory days of the 60s and 70s, deliberately avoid some issues, and justify the mistakes of the "ultra-left". Those young people who oppose rural reform, like those "ultra-left" elements in the past, feel that the "big collective" is right, and that it is not right to implement the contract responsibility system, and it is also right for the time being. In particular, the younger generation is not very familiar with the process of reform and opening up, and even the young people who are still registered in the countryside have little understanding of the changes in the countryside.
The undesirable consequences of lies in extreme" thinking.
This "extreme" statement has caused a bad reaction among the public. First of all, due to their understanding of the rural revitalization policy, it has caused a considerable part of the urban population to misunderstand. Due to the lack of a full understanding of the state of rural development, many urban residents have obtained a variety of information from different sources, some of which are misleading. Some "extremist" elements, relying on their incorruptible tongues, propagated everywhere such things as "the present is not as good as the past," turning reform and opening up into a miasma and making a mess of all kinds of situations and things in the sixties and seventies.
Secondly, lying can also have negative consequences for teenagers. Teenagers, in particular, have access to the Internet and are hard not to be exposed to today's "extreme" figures. This impact is not only on the Internet, but also on those "extreme" ways of thinking, the communication between them and citizens.
To summarize it as follows: those "extremists" use their words to create a very bad effect on the public. First of all, their understanding of rural revitalization is distorted, which has largely caused a misunderstanding of the concept of urban population. In towns and cities, many citizens lack awareness of the state of rural development, and the elderly do not have access to the countryside, so they often receive all kinds of information, including rumors about agriculture. Some "extreme" old men, relying on their own incorruptible tongues, made a big publicity, abandoned all the land, reformed the countryside, and beautified the characters and events of the seventies of the last century. Secondly, lying can also have negative consequences for teenagers. Teens who love the internet are inevitably swayed by today's "extreme" group of people. However, the influence of "extremists" is not limited to the Internet, they also try to exert influence on the citizens around them.
On the reasons for the spread of "extreme" ideology.
Among the "extreme" groups, there are old vested interests, the old generation that has been eroded by the "ultra-left", and there are also young people who have been swayed by the old ideological trends of the "ultra-left". In order to maintain the excellent situation of China's reform, opening up, and the four modernizations, we must forcefully refute this.
The elements of "extremism" include both those with vested interests at the time, the older generation with "ultra-left" tendencies, and young people who have been impacted by the old ideas of "ultra-leftism." The words and lies they tell have largely influenced public opinion. Regarding the composition of this population, many experts and scholars at home and abroad have conducted in-depth analysis and research on it. Their propaganda tactics are varied and persuasive. The negative consequences of this kind of false propaganda are now deeply reflected. It is necessary to resolutely refute such untrue remarks, untruths, untruths, untruths, untruths, and untruths.
Conclusion. In short, we should not underestimate the negative consequences of those "extreme" ideas. With the help of information asymmetry, they use the virtual Internet and other means to carry out false propaganda to disturb the public's reason, and to a certain extent, slander and slander the achievements of reform and opening up and rural revitalization. We must respond to this and safeguard the excellent situation of reform, opening up, and socialist modernization in our country. It is necessary to intensify propaganda and intensify propaganda to enhance the masses' understanding of reform, opening up, and rural reform, and to enhance the correct influence of public opinion, so that more people will be aware of the great significance of this major change and rural reform. Only in this way can we go hand in hand and create a better tomorrow for the progress and development of the motherland.