Recently, Hong Kong actor and singer Yue Wenle publicly posted on social media to mourn former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, causing strong dissatisfaction among netizens.
In his post, he wrote:
With the world's successive shootings and wars, I really hope that everyone can coexist peacefully.
Hatred only breeds hatred, and may the world return to peace.
Yu Wenle publicly published a text to mourn the behavior of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, which caused strong dissatisfaction and condemnation from netizens.
Some netizens believe that Yu Wenle, as a public figure, has great influence, and posting such an article on social media has seriously hurt national feelings, and some netizens accused him of Hong Kong independence.
The celebrity posted a message to mourn the former Japanese prime minister, which triggered widespread discussion among netizens about freedom of speech and hurting national feelings.
As long as Chinese who have studied history know the origin of hatred between China and Japan, some people in Japan have never recognized this history, and for decades, they have constantly beautified and weakened the fact that Japan invaded China in the world.
Among the Japanese who do not recognize this historical fact and do not recognize the existence of the Nanjing Massacre include Shinzo Abe. Not only did they not admit it, but they also visited Japan's Yasukuni Shrine every year, and in the Yasukuni Shrine, the tablets of those Class-A war criminals who invaded China were enshrined.
It can be seen that they never feel that they are wrong, and if they have the opportunity, they will definitely make a comeback.
The anger of netizens is excusable, and there is nothing wrong with calling for world peace, but as a Chinese, we must remember the history of blood and tears in China, and understand who is worthy of mourning and who is not, Chinese has always been clear about grievances.
If during the reign of Shinzo Abe, he had made efforts to contribute to the peaceful development of the two countries, instead of shouting the slogan of peaceful coexistence and friendly development of the two peoples, he would have turned around and visited the Yasukuni Shrine, I believe that the reaction of reasonable Chinese netizens would not be too radical.
Looking at the comments of netizens, I really cried! We love peace, but we must not forget the hatred of our country and our families.
In the face of the great right and wrong of the nation, we must keep a sober mind, and freedom of speech does not mean putting aside the facts, but only looking at the results and sympathizing with the dead.
Of course, not every Japanese is a bad person, there are good people everywhere and there are bad people, and we just need to be friends with those Japanese who genuinely love peace, acknowledge this history, and apologize to China.
Japanese writer Haruki Murakami, knowing that his father was a Japanese soldier who invaded China, never ate Chinese food when he came to China, he thought he was not worthy of eating Chinese food, he refused to marry and have children, and he believed that the evil blood in him should not be continued.
Netizens commented on him: "A gentleman was born in a small country, and it is not a gentleman's fault!" ”
Koji Yano, a Japanese host who came to China for development, knelt down to apologize to Chinese, and his behavior caused a strong reaction after being known by people in Japan.
Some Japanese, considering him a traitor, knelt down to apologize to Chinese for losing the face of the Japanese. He was even told to get out of Japan and not go back, and when he returned to Japan to visit his relatives, he was beaten.
Koji Yano's behavior of acknowledging history and daring to admit mistakes has won the favor of many Chinese people. Chinese is not averse to this type of Japanese and is willing to be friends with them.
Koji Yano is also married to a Chinese daughter-in-law, and now he has lived in China for a long time, and the photos exposed on social media also show that the family lives happily in China and will not be ostracized because of his Japanese identity.