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In the face of disasters, human beings always show the most sincere emotions. However, today I am going to tell you a hilarious but profound story. The topic focused on the earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, but this time it was not the earthquake that shocked people, but the thousands of paper cranes that turned the world upside down. Without further ado, follow me to uncover the story behind this seemingly "kawaii" aid storm!
On January 1, a 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Noto region of Japan, and the entire social media exploded! At this time, instead of everyone discussing rescue plans and safe evacuation, someone decided to use a thousand paper cranes to "rescue" the disaster area. We're not on a comedy show, but it's so absurd.
We are not opposed to this, but the problem is that these cranes have become the focus of controversy! In this chaotic rescue moment, some people really chose to spend money to buy paper cranes, and then spend transportation resources to send them to the disaster area. A little "paranoid", isn't this a cheat?
Then, a Japanese journalist, whom we gave him the title of "master of picking", broke the news of this strange phenomenon. He hilariously complained in the article: "For the same amount of money and the same weight, we can obviously donate tea bags and food." "Please, this really has to admire this hero's sense of humor!
As soon as the article was published, it instantly detonated the Internet. Japanese netizens have expressed their approval, and some have even proposed legislation to ban the sending of paper cranes to the disaster area. It seems that everyone is shouting: rescue is not a party, don't make it a "fantasy music ceremony"!
However, this is not the first time this has happened. During the previous Ukraine crisis and the earthquake in Turkey, there were also Japanese people who wanted to send thousands of paper cranes, but they were "politely refused" by the other party. This is simply the aid version of "Lost East, Harvested Mulberry"!
What the hell is going on here? Can you do anything for the sake of a thousand paper cranes? We really can't imagine that a Japanese truck will have a wagon of paper cranes, rather than something that can really quench thirst and hunger. Is this the so-called "paper maniac"?
But all this raises the big question: is this hilarious aid method worthy of praise? We can't help but wonder where is the social acceptance of the aid method? Isn't this a hilarious but thought-provoking humanitarian aid drama?
Okay, so here, do you think this is a "paper crane fairy show" or a "joke in the aid community"? In this controversy, we have seen deep thinking about the way of aid, and we have also seen extensive discussions in society on how to better support the disaster areas. As for the final ending, you have to come and see this "paper crane show" for yourself!
All in all, it's a hilarious and thought-provoking comedy. In the face of this disaster, let us offer a sincere care for the disaster area in a more intelligent and practical way!
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