Recently, a man's live broadcast in front of the site of Unit 731 of the Japanese army has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions. Unit 731 of the Japanese Army was a secret unit set up by the Japanese invading army in China during World War II to carry out large-scale human experiments and war crimes. This site is a place that carries historical memories and national dignity.
Live streaming in front of such a historical site is considered disrespectful to history and disrespectful to the victims. This kind of behavior has seriously hurt the feelings of the victims and their families, and has also disturbed the public's correct understanding of history. We should resolutely condemn such acts.
The incident also raises questions about commercialization and market excesses. Live streaming has become a widely used business model, but in some specific occasions, excessive commercial performance and profit pursuit may be subject to moral and ethical restrictions. For such sensitive occasions, especially those related to history, we should respect their commemorative nature and should not use them as a stage for commercial activities.
At the same time, the incident also highlights the importance of history education and public civilization literacy. Without proper historical education and historical memory, people's knowledge of history and respect for historical sites will be missing. With regard to such issues, we should step up the study and propaganda of history and enhance the historical awareness and literacy of the broad masses.
In short, we should respect history, strengthen the protection and management of historical and cultural sites, and avoid similar incidents. At the same time, it also calls on the majority of businesses and the public to strengthen self-discipline, improve their own literacy, and jointly build a civilized and harmonious society.