Play a hero in the play, and be a traitor outside the play.
Zhao Lixin's mouth is open, but it can be regarded as a miserable loss to his colleagues in the same crew!
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In 2019, a criminal investigation drama called "Glorious Times" with the background of the last century was broadcast on various David TVs.
The male number one Zhang Yi is a popular and powerful actor, and the TV series has also been supported by the majority of fans.
But when you look at it, you realize that it doesn't taste right!
Why does this male number two's face look strange, and his expression is also very stiff.
Especially compared with Zhang Yi, his acting skills are simply heaven and earth, which seriously affects the public's perception.
In fact, the male No. 2 Huang Zhizhong is also very aggrieved, because this drama is not played by him, but just borrowed his "face".
Under the popular science of some fans, everyone knew that the real actor of the second male number was called Zhao Lixin.
was banned because of a mistake, and the crew was forced to use AI technology to "change face" so that film and television works could be broadcast smoothly.
Not only this TV series, but also other TV series were forced to "cut in half" because of Zhao Lixin.
So, what exactly did this actor do that he could no longer appear on the TV screen?
This has to mention Zhao Lixin's "2 questions and 1 analysis".
"Ignorance" should pretend to be a "writer"
On the evening of March 31, 2019, actor Zhao Lixin suddenly raised his first question of "being a demon" on a social media:
Why did the British and French forces burn down the Old Summer Palace?
This is a baffling question, because the reason for this has already been explained in many elementary and junior high school textbooks.
During the invasion of the British and French forces, China's national strength was weakened, and it was unable to protect its treasures.
After the invaders took it in the Old Summer Palace, because it was inconvenient to take some of the treasures away, they simply set fire to these things.
Although he felt confused, netizens did not speculate too much about Zhao Lixin's meaning, and thought that he was distressed about the treasure that was burned and robbed like every Chinese.
A kind-hearted netizen replied to Zhao Lixin's question under the comment, but was unexpectedly questioned by him.
It turned out that Zhao Lixin was puzzled, since the Old Summer Palace was burned, why not burn the Forbidden City directly.
He also said in a weird way: "I forgot, or I didn't bring a flint?"
As soon as these words came out, netizens could be regarded as knowing the purpose of Zhao Lixin's question, and the co-authoring was to find an excuse for the invaders and doubt the authenticity of the burning of the Old Summer Palace!
But because Zhao Lixin didn't say anything later, the matter was over, and it didn't cause large-scale spread.
But within two days, Zhao Lixin's second question was "jumping" on the minefield of the Chinese people.
This time, he questioned that the Japanese had occupied Beijing for so long, but had not taken away the cultural relics.
Or burn down the Forbidden City like the Anglo-French army, is this really the act of the invaders?
As soon as these words came out, netizens immediately counted the "new hatred and old hatred" together, and asked him what he meant.
Of course, there are also some netizens who maintain restraint and seriously explain this question.
Because of the precedent of the Old Summer Palace, some important cultural relics were transported away before the Japanese army occupied the city of Beijing.
As a result, people kindly explained that Zhao Lixin didn't go to check the information, and he had to "raise the bar".
I think that there is no basis for this statement of netizens, and there are many cultural relics that have not been transported, and they are all valuable.
According to his meaning, if the cultural relics are not damaged, we should be grateful to the invaders?
Zhao Lixin did not pay attention to the questions of netizens, but pretended to be a "writer" and began to analyze the causes of the invaders.
What's even more hateful is that he also used Nanjing as a comparative case.
In the article published later by Zhao Lixin, you can see his distorted views.
He believes that the reason why the cultural relics of the Forbidden City were not destroyed and there was no large-scale massacre was because the Japanese occupation was too easy.
Because it was relaxed, the Japanese army did not have a retaliatory mentality, but on the other hand, Nanjing was different.
When the Japanese army attacked Nanjing, they were met with stubborn resistance from the troops and residents, and the long-term inability to attack caused them to be irritable.
Therefore, after the capture of the city, such a brutal massacre was carried out out out of revenge.
As soon as the article came out, it completely ignited the anger of the Chinese people, and they all doxxed the actor's resume.
As a result, when I looked at it this way, I really found a problem, this Zhao Lixin is not Chinese at all!
"Begging for mercy" is useless and blocked on all platforms
It is surprising that such a person was born in a dual-income family.
Because he was talented in drama since he was a child, Zhao Lixin got the opportunity to study abroad in a drama school in the Soviet Union when he grew up.
But after completing his studies, he did not return to China immediately, but went to Sweden to act in dramas, and later directly joined the Swedish nationality.
Later, when he returned to China for development, he has always regarded himself as Chinese, and he has appeared in many variety shows, large and small, so he has a chance to become popular.
However, since he has renounced his nationality, he is a foreigner, so what position and qualifications do he have for a one-sided interpretation of the history of the mainland?
Even this interpretation has a tendency to whitewash the aggressor, which seriously hurts national feelings!
Was it wrong to resist? Was it wrong to fight to the death for the survival of the country? In his eyes, these were the triggers for the massacre of the invaders.
How ridiculous! Netizens have complained to the relevant departments, demanding that this foreign artist be banned.
Seeing that things were getting bigger, the actor stopped pretending to be a "cultural person", and hurriedly issued an apology.
and blamed the reason for this turmoil on his unclear expression, as well as the misunderstanding of netizens, and repeatedly "expressed loyalty".
But the public no longer eats his set, and just apologizes for "five buckets of rice".
"Begging for mercy" is useless, let's go back where it came from!
Several major official media have published articles to refute Zhao Lixin's one-sided views and criticize him for whitewashing the invaders.
Subsequently, various platforms on the whole network successively banned Zhao Lixin's social accounts, and this time he can no longer make nonsense on the Internet.
Not only is it not possible to access the Internet, but more importantly, it has been banned in the industry.
All the works he has filmed have been re-reformed, and no director or screenwriter dares to use him, and his acting career has completely "turned off".
epilogue
People often have strict standards for public figures, not only because they are paid heavily,
It is also because they have an influence that is different from ordinary people, and a word or word can influence many people.
While enjoying the attention of the audience, public figures must not forget their responsibilities.
Zhao Lixin's fate like this is completely the result of self-inflicted blame, and he is not worthy of sympathy.
Reference Sources:
"Why didn't the Japanese burn the Forbidden City" alarmed the "Ziguang Pavilion", and actor Zhao Lixin apologized in the early morning
Actor Zhao Lixin apologized for inappropriate remarks such as the Japanese invasion of China and the destruction of the Forbidden City
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"Why didn't the Japanese burn down the Forbidden City?" Zhao Lixin apologized late at night
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