Source: World Wide Web
(Original title: Now the traitors have also begun to hold certificates to work?! ）
On November 27, US President Donald Trump formally signed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act passed by both houses, making it the domestic law of the United States. The core essence of this bill is to oppose the Hong Kong SAR government's efforts to stop violence and control chaos, and to prevent the central government from saving the situation in Hong Kong under any circumstances.
For Hong Kong, this is a "support for Hong Kong violence bill" that "chaos hong Kong" and "disaster hong Kong";
But in some Hong Kong rioters, this is many times more noble than their family tree, and they have to wash their hands and kneel down to receive Shane's treasure.
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On December 15, Joshua Wong posted a photo of himself and He Yunshi smiling and holding a copy of the bill on Facebook.
He also wrote in the post that he was very grateful to the STAFF of the US Congress for coming from afar to send him and He Yunshi a copy of the "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act" signed by Trump, Pelosi and other US politicians for "commemoration". At the same time, he threatened that in the coming year, Luo Guancong, Ao Zhuoxuan, and others who are channeling the United States will continue to devote themselves to "lobbying work" in order to seek the implementation of the so-called "sanctions mechanism" by the US side.
Why, this is because I am afraid that the whole Hong Kong people will not know that you have committed a traitor, and you still have to put out your own traitor certificate for everyone to see? Also specifically enlarged the signatures of Trump, Pelosi and others on the bill, can give you power across the Pacific Ocean?
In contrast to Joshua Wong's triumphant Facebook post, many Hong Kong netizens in the message could not help but sneer.
"Next time, keep Trump's rice as a souvenir!"
"See, it has the signature of an American canon!"
Don't look at how active they are when they receive their certificates, every time the Hong Kong opposition wants to organize a large-scale operation, they can't see them.
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This is not the first case of some Hong Kong people kneeling and licking the West.
On November 2, HKUST and HKUST staged a farce of students "forcing the palace" on the principal on the same day, but when the foreign vice principals of the two schools met the students, the originally aggressive students instantly "turned into quails".
A group of black-clad and masked HKU students were originally angry and wanted to rush to the principal's office to force principal Zhang Xiang to respond to the "appeal". However, when the foreign vice principal He Liren appeared, the students immediately became "well-behaved", not only speaking weakly as silk, but also respectful and respectful, and their rough mouths were also invisible.
After the conversation, the student mob took the initiative to give way to He Liren.
The HKUST students originally planned to force HKUST President Shi Wei to have a dialogue, and as soon as the foreign vice president He Zhi's letter came out, they were also immediately well-behaved, listening to vice president Yang's speech and putting away their arrogance and rudeness.
It is very common for students dressed in black to become "quails" when they see foreigners.
Previously, at PolyU, troublemakers had trouble in a canteen operated by Maxim's heart on campus, preventing customers from ordering food and shouting and posting slogans everywhere, and then foreign professors came to dissuade them, and the troublesome students quieted down, but as soon as Professor Yang left, these people changed back to their original form.
In addition, people dressed in black make trouble on the streets, causing great inconvenience to ground transportation and the normal work of citizens. Some foreigners living in Hong Kong are not accustomed to the behavior of people dressed in black occupying the road with barricades, and when they go forward to clear the roadblocks, when they angrily accuse, the people in black not only dare not beat people, but also dare not even say a word.
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Hong Kong scholar Yan Xiaojun once put forward a point of view, he believes that Hong Kong and the mainland have long had a estrangement mentality, due to the long-term propaganda and education of the British colonialists, Hong Kong people have never been given the opportunity to look at the West, but they have a sense of superiority in the treatment of the mainland, this sense of superiority after the return of Hong Kong is not weakened but further strengthened.
We may never realize how precious an opportunity to look at the world is.
An expert who understands Hong Kong affairs told Daomei that Hong Kong has long pursued slave education, and this atmosphere has been formed in society and culture. In Hong Kong's culture and education, they regard the Chinese as a lower group, while Hong Kong people are a higher Chinese group.
To sum up, education in Hong Kong has always revolved around two aspects, enslavement and poisoning. Slavery means seeing oneself as a slave of the West, and poisoning means opposing China and the Chinese nation. This is an established climate not only in the field of education, but in the field of culture as a whole. So it's not surprising that they're not ashamed of the flattering mentality of expats, but rather proud of them.
In contrast, in the past four decades of development, Chinese mainland has gradually gained the mentality and vision of the West, which is not easy for developing countries, especially those that have been colonized.
First, in China's more than 100 years of struggle for national independence, the Chinese nation has always struggled for national independence, and when learning from the West, it has not been completely enslaved. Although the idea of flattery has been prevalent in society from time to time, it has never become the mainstream. China's national sovereignty has never been lost, after the founding of New China, the backbone is very hard, it is not humble in dealing with the Western world, and it adheres to the independence of our nation and national sovereignty; these are the patriotic feelings of the Chinese, the things brought about by the inheritance of Chinese culture for 5,000 years, which have never been interrupted, have not been rendered by enslavement and poisoning education, and have not formed a one-sided social atmosphere like Hong Kong.
Second, the determination and confidence brought to us by the forty years of reform and opening up, our rapid development has made Chinese have this self-confidence, not only can we stand up ourselves, we can also make ourselves rich and strong.
In addition, Chinese mainland the changes in recent years have reversed the relationship between the mainland and Hong Kong, and the mainland has surpassed Hong Kong in many aspects, which has also caused some Hong Kong people to feel indignant. On the one hand, they look down on the mainland, and on the other hand, because of the rise of the mainland, they have strengthened a mentality of "why are those who are worse than us are now better than us" mentality.
Of course, since the beginning of the storm over hong Kong's legislative amendments, these phenomena have been continuously mentioned by various media and self-media. Dao Mei mentioned it again, and she did not want to play up the emotional confrontation between the mainland and Hong Kong. It should be noted that it is not Hong Kong that stands on our side, but the continuous offensive of public opinion and people's hearts in the West since the beginning of the Cold War.
The public opinion environment and social atmosphere in Hong Kong formed under this offensive have formed an invisible wall of public opinion on the mainland. Even the commercially successful cultural products marketed by the mainland, such as "Red Sea Action" and "The Wandering Earth", cannot open up the situation in Hong Kong because of various policy restrictions, and even if they are released, they will not resonate in Hong Kong society, but there will be reverse racist discussions of the so-called "strong country mentality". This is not only a system restriction, but also a psychological barrier.
But the positive side is that the public opinion environment and social atmosphere are not irreversible, which has been proved by many events over the years, and the key is whether there is the determination to make efforts and the will to work for a long time to dissolve this barrier.
At the same time, the all-round development of the mainland has always been the best witness. Integration into China is the only way out for Hong Kong's future, and it depends on both sustained and sustained effort.
Source: Patch One Knife / Razor & Li Xiaofei Knife