Western countries have always been very keen to smear China and portray China as an ignorant and backward country. Previously, the United States and other Western countries openly slandered China for disregarding human rights, but they could not produce the slightest evidence. However, no matter what means these countries use, they will not change the facts, but will only make themselves the target of public criticism.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > the BBC began to direct itself</h1>
The British BBC is a well-known media, and any news media should respect the truth, but what the BBC is best at is ignoring the facts and has become a political tool in Western countries. In order to discredit China, the BBC has launched a new "actor" to openly fabricate facts in front of the public and reverse black and white. This time, the BBC invited a "Uyghur" girl named Dilinaza Crimean, in which Dilinaza claimed that her father had been treated unfairly and bravely escaped in order to survive, but the whereabouts of the other family members are still unknown. To get help, Dilinaza also wrote to the British government, hoping to get the Chinese government to relax.
Dilinaza then openly showed the harm suffered by her father, according to her, many people beat and insulted her father at that time, and even some people burned his hands with cigarette butts. However, judging from the "scars" that flash by, it does not look like being burned by cigarette butts at all, nor does it look like scars that have passed twenty or thirty years. Perhaps because of the lack of heart, these scars are not displayed in detail, but even a frame is enough to make people realize that something is wrong. Dilinaza then spoke of the bigger "crime" in China, abusing and raping women.
Finding actors to cry in front of the camera to accuse China of "atrocities" and then showing some unwarranted evidence is already a common tactic in Western countries, and it is ridiculous that it can often be discovered by the outside world. Although Dilinaza accused her father of being arrested, she did not say what happened, such as what led to his arrest. Throughout the show, it is clear that the BBC has focused on the atmosphere and does not care about the evidence and the truth of the matter. In order to make things appear more realistic, Dilinaza also openly held up signs on the streets, hoping that his family would be "released".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" > is not the first time that facts have been fabricated</h1>
However, the so-called "Uyghur" girl Dilinaza does not seem to be from China, but from Kazakhstan, who went to Norway to study after 1999. The basic program states that Dilinaza's age is 18 years old, so she should have been born after 2000, how could she have attended middle school in 1999? And dilinaza seems to have a special team behind it, and each of them is a "talent". For example, a woman named Noa levy, who claimed to have joined the work at the age of 14, turned into a designer at the age of 17. Gibson wrote in his profile that from 2018 to 2020, he jumped from a bank to a law firm in just two or three years, a wide span that it is difficult to believe that this is true.
As early as February this year, the BBC recruited a group of women who claimed to be from Xinjiang and told the camera about their abuse. A woman named Tursunna said she was suddenly stripped of her passport when she returned to Xinjiang, and then she did not know how to get to Kazakhstan, and then successfully fled to the United States with the help of a human rights project. On last year's show, Tursuna said she had not been treated unequally, beaten or raped.
In November last year, BBC reporters also took the opportunity to go outside the Kucha Pomegranate Seed Clothing Company to secretly shoot, and said that they were blocked during the filming process, and even some people threatened themselves, rendering an atmosphere of being targeted. Afterwards, the reporter also released a series of footage of quarrels, and accused the officials in the camera of not allowing themselves to shoot, as if afraid of something. However, this so-called official is only the security minister of the company, and if the BBC sneaks outside the company, anyone will be suspicious, right? Moreover, he only blocked the camera with his hand, and did not do anything excessive in the follow-up.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > Huatian took the initiative to anger the BBC</h1>
The hostility of the Western media toward China has been clearly revealed, and Chinese athletes have also been excluded from the Olympic Games just past. The Chinese delegation has done very well this year, perhaps out of jealousy, with western media calling China a gold medal machine. The BBC also participated, scouring up some of the inappropriate remarks on the Chinese Internet and publicizing them, hoping to make the outside world think that all Chinese were like this.
Unexpectedly, a Chinese athlete took the initiative to stand up, he was born and raised in the United Kingdom, Huatian, in this year's Olympic Games, Huatian represented China in the equestrian competition has achieved good results. Huatian was not satisfied with his performance in the game, but Chinese netizens comforted him on the Internet, which made him feel very pleased. In the face of the BBC's malicious smear, Huatian said that the BBC's reporting is biased, and every country will have extreme fans, but this is not the norm, and all BBC readers must keep their sanity and not be paced. But this is already the BBC's usual tactic, if one day really return to normal is the biggest abnormality, as long as we know the truth of the matter is enough.