I can see that there are not only some haters of the Kuomintang on the Internet, but also a lot of patriotic robots. These people have poor comprehension skills, or the programs installed inside are very simple, as long as they see content that seems to be contrary to the "patriotism" in their internal programs, they will spray it.
However, some of the content is actually a little more serious, or a little brain, you can see that it is not contrary to "patriotism", and even expresses patriotic thoughts, but the program of these patriotic robots is too simple, I can't understand it at all, and I just complete the task of spraying according to the established procedure.
For example, a few days ago, I wrote an article about Japanese schools in China, and I was met with a large number of patriotic robots. Of course, this article should also attract a group of patriotic robots. The typical characteristic of a patriotic robot is that he will leave after spraying, and if you scold him, he will not pay attention to you.
Why did you write that article about Japanese schools?
Why did you write that article? Some people read that article and said that I was whitewashing the Japanese school, that I was the mouthpiece of the Japanese, that I was a pro-Japanese element, and that I was a pro-Japanese faction. Of course, this is all said by patriotic robots.
Actually, I wrote that article because I saw that many people were talking about the problems of Japanese schools, how they were mysterious, how they were a hidden danger, how they were a threat. I found it incredible, and I wanted to dig deeper.
However, after researching the information, what I learned was very different from what was rumored on the Internet. According to the public information on the Internet, it can be judged that the rumors on the Internet are all rumors and a kind of pediatric conspiracy theory.
The first truth
One of the most important and very confusing rumors on the Internet is that Japanese schools in China are only under the jurisdiction of the Japanese Embassy in China, and not under the jurisdiction of the Chinese government. This is completely fake.
According to public information on the Internet, all Japanese schools in China, including all other schools established by foreigners, are managed by the Chinese Ministry of Education. In fact, all Japanese schools must be approved by the Ministry of Education.
The second truth
As early as April 5, 1995, the then State Education Commission promulgated the Interim Administrative Measures for the Establishment of Schools for the Children of Foreign Nationals, which stipulated that foreigners could apply for the establishment of schools for the children of foreign nationals within the territory of China. This includes, of course, Japanese schools.
The Measures stipulate that:
1. The applicant shall submit an application to the education administrative department of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government where the proposed school is located, and after examination and approval, it shall be submitted to the education administrative department of the State Council for examination and approval.
2. The school shall not set up a branch school.
3. The school recruits children of foreign nationals who hold residence permits in China.
4. Schools are not allowed to admit children of Chinese citizens in China.
5. The school's curriculum, teaching materials and teaching plan shall be determined by the school itself.
6. The University shall not engage in industrial and commercial activities and other profit-making activities within the territory of China.
Article 4 is very important in this regard, which stipulates that such foreign schools shall not admit children of Chinese citizens. This is actually not difficult to understand, it is nothing more than an ideological and political issue, but there are patriotic robots who still ask why.
In addition, Article 5 is also important, and schools decide on their own the textbooks they use, which means that they can use their own textbooks. This is actually reasonable, foreigners must use their own textbooks, which is of course the law of their country.
The third truth
The Japanese have been opening schools in China for a long time, as early as 1995. Later, many schools were opened, and it is said that there are now 35 schools, some large and some small, and the small schools have only about 100 students.
It has been nearly 30 years since the school was first opened. However, no one said a "no" word for this kind of thing before, but it has increased in the past two years. Of course, this is related to the continuous discord between China and Japan in recent years.
The fourth truth
Japan is not the only country that has opened schools in China, and many countries around the world have opened schools in China, but not as many as in Japan. For example, when the United States opens schools in China, it also conducts purely American-style education.
In addition, South Korea, France, and Dubai also have schools in China. In 2020, when the Dubai Chinese School opened, Chinese officials also delivered speeches. This content is still available on the official website of the Ministry of Education of China.
The fifth truth
China has also opened schools in foreign countries, including Japan.
Patriotic robot features
The above is all information that can be found on the Internet, and it is all facts. However, these patriotic robots turned a blind eye to these facts and only used spraying to complete the task.
Why do you say that these people are patriotic robots, because they all have a typical characteristic, that is, they will leave after spraying, you scold him, say that he has no brains, and he doesn't pay attention to you at all.
Normally, the reader will come back to debate if he receives a rebuttal, or if he is "brainless", but they are clearly solely about getting the job done.
In fact, after reading what I introduced above, even if I oppose it, the normal logic is to ask the relevant departments why they approved the establishment, but these patriotic robots are not, they only come to spray me, and they dare not shout at power.
I don't know who made these patriotic robots, and their thinking is almost exactly the same, very much like that produced by a manufacturer. Someone should be in control, right?
Finally, let's talk about Japanese schools. The government approved the establishment, of course, to facilitate foreigners in China and allow them to work in China with peace of mind. Some of them came to China as public officials and some as businessmen.
As for the Japanese school training spies, it can only be said that the training of spies is too simple. These people have been in China since they were children, and they are familiar with China, but all of them are registered.
Of course, in any case, in a word, since the government approved the establishment, the government must have its reason. If you don't understand, you can ask the government.