I believe everyone knows the news that Li Haoshi (House), a stand-up comedian under Xiaoguo Culture, insulted the people's children and soldiers during his talk show performance. This is a big thing, at present, Xiaoguo Culture has been investigated by relevant departments, and Li Haoshi's acting career can basically be declared over.
After the incident fermented on the Internet, it caused heated discussions among many netizens. Some people actually say that the Chinese people are too glass-hearted, and they will hold on to it when they see a little inappropriate, and they have to make a fuss known to the world. To those who say such things, I can only say that you do not deserve to be Chinese.
Some netizens said that Li Haoshi may be unintentional, and did not mean to insult the people's children and soldiers, but everyone thought too much.
So, is Li Haoshi unintentional or intentional? Let me give you my opinion.
First of all, Li Haoshi mentioned the content of "chasing squirrels" during the talk show performance, and "chasing squirrels" is a clip in the movie "Shangganling", where volunteer soldiers found a squirrel while eating fried noodles between battles, and then there was the story of "chasing squirrels".
Obviously, people who have not seen this movie must not know the content of "chasing squirrels", and since Li Haoshi quoted this story into his own paragraph, it proves that he must have seen this movie, or must know the story behind "chasing squirrels".
Further evidence that Li Haoshi deliberately insulted the people's children and soldiers is that he also specially emphasized the eight words "good work style and can win battles." Who said these eight words, you can go and search for it, I am not convenient to say clearly, because it cannot pass the trial.
Knowing the story behind "chasing squirrels", and emphasizing those eight words in particular, does this not prove that Li Haoshi did it on purpose? So there is nothing to argue about in this matter, Li Haoshi is definitely not unintentional or intentional.
During the war years, the people's soldiers threw their heads and shed their blood, and used their lives to lay down great rivers and mountains for us and create a beautiful day for us. In peacetime, the people's soldiers stick to their ordinary posts day after day, making selfless contributions to the tranquility of thousands of families. They are the loveliest people of this era and deserve our respect.
I really don't know what Li Haoshi has in his head, did the people's disciples offend him? I seriously doubt that Li Haoshi is a Chinese. The funny thing is that Li Haoshi also wants to calm this matter with a few apologies. If an apology works, what else should the police and the law do?
What's more worth mentioning is that stand-up comedians' manuscripts are generally submitted to the company for review, because the company is also worried that stand-up comedians will say the wrong thing without saying the wrong thing, which will cause disaster. As far as Li Haoshi's content is concerned, a junior high school student can see that something is wrong, so what did the audit department of Xiaoguo Culture do? Did you review Li Haoshi's manuscript? If it was reviewed, why did he let Li Haoshi take it to the stage to perform? These questions must be investigated in depth.
This time, Li Haoshi's talk show career can be declared over, and Xiaoguo culture cannot escape responsibility, and must pay for it.