On April 26, at 14:20 local time, at the Confucius Institute at the University of Karachi in Pakistan, the shuttle bus was hit by a suicide terrorist attack inside the school, killing 3 Chinese, injuring 1 Chinese, and injuring many Other Pakistani casualties. On the 27th, the official website of Sichuan Normal University issued a statement pointing out that the victims were deans, public teachers and volunteers sent by the Chinese side.
1. Why not use force directly?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed serious concern about this incident and demanded that the incident be thoroughly investigated, that the murderer be severely punished, and that the blood of the Chinese not be allowed to flow in vain. Why can't force be used? First, it is not yet clear which terrorist organization took the action; second, international relations are changing, and Sino-Pakistani relations cannot be undermined because of terrorist organizations. Under the theme of the era of peace and development, war is not the first choice to solve the problem. Look at the countries and regions that are deeply at war, and how many people are trapped in them. Looking back at the evacuation of overseas Chinese in recent years, the rise of the motherland is obvious to all. We believe that terrorist organizations are bound to be hit hard!
2. The identity of the attacker is in doubt
According to current reports, a terrorist organization has revealed the identity of the attacker: a primary school teacher who has obtained a master's degree in zoology and philosophy, with a highly educated background and a good family background. Are they attacks against specific groups of people? Or is it random wantonism? Either way, terrorism is the common enemy of all humanity.
3. Han Chinese people are like soldiers, guarding the invisible territory
What did the attacked Confucius Institutes do? It is a school where we promote Chinese culture to the world, highlighting our 5,000 years of long-standing cultural and cultural self-confidence, and enabling the world to better understand China. Chinese language educators in Confucius Institutes are like soldiers, guarding the invisible territory of traditional culture!