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Recently, a fierce cultural identity storm has shaken up China's Internet. A series of seemingly minor events, like pebbles thrown into a calm lake, stirred up ripples. In the "Rising Sun Flag" incident, a certain music blogger who called himself "War Horse Operation", like a warrior, brandished the sword of justice, broke into a square in Nanjing, and found a Japanese Rising Sun Flag pattern that should not appear here.
He angrily accused: "This is Nanjing, this is not Tokyo!" His voice, like a thunderbolt, caused deep ripples in everyone's hearts.
This incident quickly fermented and became a hot topic on the Internet. People have come forward to express their positions and feelings. The police quickly intervened, talked to the merchants, and eventually, the uncomfortable patterns were removed, but the discussion and reflection sparked by the incident were far from subsided.
The central media, official media, and military media have spoken out, like guide stars, pointing out the direction for the public. In the midst of this turmoil, people began to reflect on whether we were overly sensitive, or our patriotism, and perhaps this was a sign that we were stronger, and that we were highly vigilant against any possible cultural infiltration.
Such behavior is a respect for history and a responsibility for the future. We love our country, and we are willing to give everything for her. Because it's not just a flag, behind it, it's our dignity, it's our culture, it's our country.
At first, when Chen bravely reported the "Rising Sun Flag" incident as a "War Horse Operation", he seemed to have become a national hero, and countless people praised his patriotic actions, believing that his behavior was a necessary correction to the shopping mall's behavior of worshipping foreigners.
But as time went on, the depth of the incident was excavated, and Chen's true identity gradually surfaced, revealing a completely different fact. Chen, who was once regarded as a patriot, actually has a complex identity and story behind it.
According to enthusiastic netizens, through careful investigation and information collection, it was found that this audio blogger "War Horse Action" is actually a young man born in Lujiang, Anhui Province in 1995, he is not only an Internet celebrity, but also signed a contract with a well-known MCN company team located in Hangzhou. Although his team consists of only two people, their influence should not be underestimated. For a long time, they have used porcelain as a means to create a series of high-profile controversial incidents in places such as Shanghai and Nanjing to attract traffic and attention.
Their actions include, but are not limited to, accusing the red art model of being the Japanese flag at an art center in Shanghai, the suspicious spy agency incident at a Japanese restaurant in Shanghai, mistaking the normal decoration for the Rising Sun flag in a shopping mall in Nanjing, and making groundless accusations about English books at an educational institution in Nanjing.
All this makes people wonder whether this Chen, behind his actions, is really out of patriotic enthusiasm, or does he have other purposes and considerations? The answer to this question may only be known to him.
If the "Flag of the Rising Sun" incident is just one wave in this storm of cultural identification, then the successive events are more like consciously making waves. Chen, a certain audio blogger, was accused of using the banner of patriotism as a cover, but in fact he was running wild on the road of chasing traffic.
In this turmoil, the central media, official media, and military media have made loud sounds, shaking the public's ear drums like thunder. On January 29, the central media published an eye-catching article, titled "Patriotism is not business, there should be a basis for reporting", directly naming Chen of the "War Horse Operation". The article pointed out that Chen's behavior was sinister, he fabricated facts at will, exaggerated, taken out of context, and deliberately guided public opinion.
The military media even unceremoniously published an article titled "Patriotism Can't Be Smeared by High-level Black", severely accusing some people of using "patriotism" as a traffic password, and even distorting the facts for personal gain, this kind of behavior is purely ill-intentioned!
These voices are like a bombshell, causing a strong response in society. People are beginning to reflect on what kind of behavior should patriotism be, and it should not be abused, let alone used for ill-gotten gains. A true patriot should love his country with sincerity and practical actions, rather than using national feelings as a tool for himself to gain fame and fortune.
China Youth Daily has also joined a strong voice, warning us to be wary of those who use the name of patriotism to pursue traffic. Under the guise of patriotism, they create heroic images, use the power of public opinion, take revenge for personal gain, and even disregard the facts to label innocent things as "Japanese militarism." This kind of behavior not only harms innocent people and harms the interests of citizens and businesses, but also triggers a "wolf coming" effect, making people desensitized to a real crisis.
The voices of the state media were like thunder, and the impact of this incident quickly spread and spread widely. The central media emphasized that flood reporting must be based on procedures and evidence, and malicious reporting must be punished.
Now that Chen's relevant account has disappeared into the ocean of the Internet, we hope that he can learn a profound lesson from this incident, repent and rehabilitate, no longer take advantage of the public's patriotic feelings, and no longer make flooding reports. The public should also be vigilant and not let rumors manipulate our rhythm again, and jointly maintain a healthy and rational online environment.
In view of this, the vast number of netizens have held high the banner of support, and they angrily said that this evil phenomenon must be uprooted and a clear audio-visual environment must be restored to society! We must not allow some people to harm our own compatriots under the pretense of patriotic banners!
Are we too patriotic, or are our nerves too sensitive?
In fact, the fact that Chen and his ilk have succeeded again and again reflects the extreme concern and high sensitivity of the Chinese people to this phenomenon. There is a general oversensitivity to Japanese elements in society, and it can even be said that there is a certain degree of "phobia".
Chen and others had insight into this mentality, so they took advantage of this east wind to take advantage of the psychology of the Chinese people with great fanfare, attracting a lot of traffic for themselves and seeking huge benefits.
True patriotism should be built on full cultural self-confidence, and we should not move with the wind or chase after the wind. Otherwise, we can easily be led astray by people with ulterior motives. Patriotism requires rationality, wisdom, and each of us to keep a clear head and jointly safeguard our cultural dignity and the core values of our country.
A similar scene was staged again in the incident of "a large number of Japanese white lanterns appeared in Jiaozuo, Henan", which is exactly the same as Chen's "Rising Sun Flag Incident".
A man complained angrily: "Everyone makes red lanterns for the New Year, but Jiaozuo, Henan Province makes a lantern with a white tone, which looks creepy, as if it ran to Japan overnight!"
Overnight, Enzhou Yigu Street in Jiaozuo, Henan Province, became the center of the whirlpool of public opinion, and netizens bombarded the organizers of the event, accusing them of betraying the country for glory and trying to carry out cultural infiltration! However, is this really the case?
The voice of refuting the rumors quickly sounded, pointing out that these so-called "Japanese" lanterns were not in fact Japanese, but pure Chinese kites! Those voices that misled the public were nothing but someone deliberately creating confusion and trying to blacken Chinese culture!
Therefore, when we examine these events, we must reflect deeply, be rational and orderly to be patriotic, and not be too sensitive and extreme. Otherwise, we can easily fall into the "wolf" predicament, allowing real extremist ideas to take advantage of the situation and escape our vigilance and scrutiny. Patriotism is an art and a kind of wisdom, and we need to interpret it and practice it with a rational and tolerant attitude.