The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
author：Comfortable wind sound Hxy
Nanchang, a city where history and modernity are intertwined, has recently become the focus of public opinion again because of a hotel vignette, either anything else, or the words "Japanese first", which made countless netizens blow up.
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Saying that day, Brother Wang lined up in a hotel in Nanchang in a regular manner, thinking about going home for dinner after finishing his errands, who would have thought that a guy suspected of being Japanese was inserted into the front of the team.
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
This is not the end, and then a tour guide ran out, actually explained that the Japanese guest has priority, as soon as this came out, Brother Wang was even more angry, and the people present were also stunned.
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
As soon as the video was posted on the Internet, it immediately exploded.
Netizens have said that people from other countries just cut the queue, and the Japanese cut the line?
For a while, the crowd in the comment area was furious, and everyone felt that this matter was too strange and annoying.
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
Someone said: "In our China, only the military is given priority, but when have you ever heard that the Japanese are given priority? Is this hotel crazy for money?"
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
"Don't you think it's great to host a Japanese in this hotel? Don't forget, we are the masters of this land!"
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
"Brother Wang is already restrained enough, if it were me, I would have scolded a long time ago!"
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
The man angrily denounced the Japanese for cutting in line, and the tour guide said that he had preferential treatment, and public opinion was in an uproar?
Although this thing is not big, it is like a mirror, reflecting the sensitivity of our national emotions and the unchallengeable bottom line. Those past pains and memories are like imprints engraved in the heart, which can never be erased. We respect international etiquette, but we must firmly defend our bottom line and dignity.
Although the turmoil in Nanchang Hotel is only a small episode, it allows us to see the strong national sentiment and the firmness of the bottom line. I hope that everyone can look at it rationally, evaluate it objectively, and jointly safeguard the dignity and bottom line of our nation. Let those who want to touch our bottom line know that we Chinese are not easy to mess with.
