Zeng Ying: I'm not a journalist, I'm just an ordinary Chinese with flesh and blood
If all the news about life and death is weeping, I believe in your kindness and fraternity. If you just cry when you report to Abe, I believe you are a fan of Abe. If it does not rise to the national interest, an irrelevant person will not cry when he dies.
As an anchor, you should face the audience with a calm mind. Because of different positions, on different occasions, you have to prove your sympathy and sadness with tears. What kind of mood and explanation do you use to face your fellow citizens? Is the Prime Minister your relative or friend? No, you're just a Chinese, a Chinese journalist outside of Japan.
Was Zeng Ying's apology meant? At least from the fact that she quoted again early this morning, "The Foreign Ministry's condolences and condolences to the family of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe" and "Former Prime Minister Abe has contributed to the improvement and development of Sino-Japanese relations," she believes that she is not wrong to cry.
She reiterated, "I think Shinzo Abe is a person worthy of respect. And complained that "I just choked up, but it was described as crying from beginning to end, crying until it collapsed, and online violence was everywhere." At the same time, Zeng Ying also denied his identity as a journalist, saying, "I am not a journalist, I am just an ordinary Chinese with flesh and blood and conscience."
Zeng Ying finally said: "I also hope that each of us can have our own strong values, not only unswervingly strive to grow into the way we like, but also do not hinder others, pursue their favorite posture." She also showed off a calligraphy she had written as a child to express her indestructible attitude. "The tenacity of a thousand times is a breeze from east to west."
Zeng Ying, a Japanese reporter in the newspaper, actually made such a low-level mistake in the live broadcast: he actually said that President Abe was the prime minister of Japan, crying bitterly...
Others have suggested that we reflect. It's interesting. One Japanese kills another. What do we reflect on? Others have advised us to be polite and not to be schadenfreude about anything. You can see Figure 2 below. Chinese female journalists burst into tears as they reported that Mr. Abe had been shot. Bian Xiao was curious whether the female reporter was crying for the Japanese or Chinese.
I heard that our Chinese female journalist issued a statement apologizing. In her name, she is a flesh-and-blood "person". She likes to cry when someone is shot. Whether it's Japanese or Chinese. Everyone cries.
In addition, she is an "honest and kind" person. But did you know that Shinzo Abe is an out-and-out militarist? Since Abe stepped down, he has preached militarism everywhere. Why didn't you say that to that female reporter?
Finally, I was in Japan for too long. If I stay in Japan, I will revoke my Chinese citizenship. Don't cry Japanese "daddy" with Chinese money.
For you, it may be gaffe, like seeing someone die touching the softness of your heart. But who is Abe? he is the former Prime Minister of Japan.
During his reign, he visited the Yasukuni Shrine, provoked the Diaoyu Island incident, amended the peace constitution, did many things that disgusted the Chinese people, and said many things that disgusted the Chinese people. Emotionally, ordinary people may not like Abe.
Today Abe was assassinated. Naturally, thinking about what he did during his lifetime, it is inevitable that he will resent those who sympathize with Abe and doubt their national feelings. As a journalist, you should broadcast objectively and calmly, taking into account the feelings of Chinese people.
Japanese journalists in newspapers wept bitterly as they broadcast the assassination of Shinzo Abe. Her "kindness" did not touch the Japanese and angered netizens. While blaming Zeng Mouying, the majority of netizens also questioned the position of the newspaper.
However, the newspaper did not mention anything about this, and only pushed its own reporter out to apologize. Netizens will not forgive the reporter. Although she claims to be Chinese, she is no longer in it, but if she does not apologize, how can she make money in China? It wasn't the surging that forced her, it was the money that forced her.
I still admire the determination of the newspapers. Because they have a say, this storm is pouring water and drizzle on them.
Surging and paying attention to current political thoughts! Chinese women journalists were crying over Mr. Abe's assassination, almost choking up on the news.
What makes her so rude? Afterwards, she apologized to netizens and said that she was a person with values. Chinese who criticize her are not as good as she does because these people are unsympathetic and cold and heartless. He said that sympathetic people all over the world would be sorry and shocked by the assassination of Shinzo Abe, and everyone should stand up and condemn such terrorist acts... In any case, such female reporters regard the apology as a moral cultivation lesson for educating the Chinese people. Everyone was going to see how she apologized, but she heard a lot of good reasons.
What a journalist. Deep down, she was colorful and sentimental. I wonder if she remembers the date of July 7 yesterday when she was in Japan. I don't know if she shed any tears when she commemorated the Nanjing Massacre in the country.
Abe's assassination was shocking and the violence was reprehensible. However, if Japanese politicians take the opportunity to "play politics" and talk a lot about the Taiwan Provincial Issue, it will be absolutely wrong.