This is an incident that smells of gunpowder, and it is about national sentiment and international morality. Let's talk about it.
In a word, this is what a Chinese passenger encountered and treated on Malaysia Airlines.
When someone loses cash on a flight, it stands to reason that a fair screening should be fair to everyone.
However, the scene shown in the video is a different story: only Chinese passengers are left behind, their luggage turned upside down, and they are even asked to take off their shoes to verify their identity.
But passengers from other countries just showed their passports and walked away. We Chinese tourists were treated as uninvited "suspects".
As soon as this video came out, the public indignation boiled, and the comments on the Internet were full of condemnation. An angry roar: "Why only check the Chinese?". Well, don't we all want to ask?
Looking at this description, we can't help but recall some similar things in the past, and the discrimination against Chinese tourists always seems to be easy to jump out of, which is unexpected.
In this matter, there is a bit of indifference and prejudice that is not difficult to see, which makes people scratch their heads. When the time comes, it's time to be reasonable!
After all, a country's airlines must reflect the country's attitude and international image. This is not only a faux pas for a person, but also a disrespect for the culture and dignity of a country.
Our Chinese nation has always emphasized harmony and difference, and the broad and profound culture naturally puts respect for others first.
Therefore, the exposure of this incident reminds us how important it is to maintain vigilance and self-esteem on the international stage. Especially in today's world of globalization, such a crude "routine investigation" is particularly out of place.
Malaysia Airlines must have faced a real dilemma this time – how to repair the big rift caused by misconduct. It is to be hoped that this flagrant injustice and hasty discrimination will be properly addressed and redressed.
However, this is of course an educational moment. At the same time, it also reminds us that no matter where we are, we must stick to our rights and dignity.
Every Chinese is a descendant of Yan Huang, and wherever he goes, he must straighten his waist and not allow others to underestimate him.
Now that the topic is on the table, what should we do? It depends on the actions and attitudes of all parties. Under the eyes of the world, can Malaysia Airlines, which humiliated the Chinese people, still have a chance to turn over?
This is not only a test of its institution as a body, but indeed a review of the notion of justice for all of us. This kind of thing cannot be turned over like this, we Chinese have self-respect, things have to be clear, this is called justice for five minutes, we cannot be weak.
Finally, it is hoped that when Chinese tourists encounter similar problems, they can unite and use the right ways and methods to protect their legitimate rights and interests.
At the same time, it is hoped that the Malaysian side will face up to the problem with a more enlightened attitude and actively take responsibility for its own actions.
Well, that's all for today. I want to hear what everyone thinks, let's discuss it together.