The Internet is inclusive, but no matter what, the bottom line has to be there.
To be honest, seeing two women dancing in kimonos on the street can no longer be described as speechless, but lost the bottom line.
What happened.
On April 27, at the entrance of the Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall, many passers-by were walking.
Two young women, dressed in kimonos with a pink flower on their heads, dance to a Japanese song.
Next to them, a man dressed in red, with a strip of white cloth tied around his head, danced with the two women, apparently in a group.
There were a lot of passers-by, and soon someone noticed them, and some uncles and aunts surrounded them, and one aunt couldn't help but ask: "It's a shame for you to dress like this." ”
The two women did not care, and wanted to continue dancing, but were surrounded by a group of old people, and the man in red clothes came to protect the girls and said to everyone: "I am Chinese." ”
It's okay not to say it, as soon as this remark came out, an uncle didn't hold back, directly pushed him, and said angrily: "Do you still know that you are Chinese? It's a shame, a shame!"
Seeing that the trouble was getting bigger and bigger, the woman hurriedly stopped in the middle, and another woman called for help, and soon a staff member arrived and took the two women and the man in red away.
Someone uploaded the video to the Internet, and netizens gave the uncle a thumbs up.
"Back then, hundreds of thousands of Sichuan soldiers wore straw sandals to go out of Sichuan to resist Japan, and it was ironic that the younger generations were so flattering. ”
"Uncle did the right thing, if I met it, I would also teach a lesson, this kind of person even forgot his ancestors, he really should be educated. ”
"I don't dislike kimonos, but dancing in a kimono in public is to rub salt on the wounds in our hearts, and if we don't beat them hard, we have already saved you face. ”
You know, on the other side of the river is the Liberation Monument, they stand there and dance, have you considered the feelings of the people of Sichuan and Chongqing?
This generation of old people all know that peace is not easy to come by, and that painful history is not far from us.
These three people, if it is a "small day", forget it, they are obviously Chinese, but they are still dressed like this, what do they want to express? Do you still have faith in your heart?
After the incident came out, someone soon found out the identity of the dancing woman, it turned out that they were Internet celebrities, and they usually danced in the live broadcast room.
The eldest brother on the list asked them to wear kimonos to dance in public places, and promised to brush 50,000 yuan as a gift, and in order to make money, they really did it.
It's really a bad day, and for the sake of money, I don't want my face.
No wonder netizens left a message, saying that the number one man behind him is the key, who is he, and why would he make such a request?
These two women were grandstanding, but they were accused by passers-by of not being innocent at all, people with normal values knew that they should not do this, and no one cared about wearing kimonos in private, and dancing in public was too much.
Speaking of which, similar things are not unique, and every once in a while, there are women wearing kimonos on the streets.
I really don't know what they're thinking, is it really beautiful with small steps and a small quilt on their backs?
Someone might say, "Is it breaking the law? What is the reason not to break the law to stop others?"
The person who said this obviously did not understand Article 34 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law," which stipulates that wearing clothing that is detrimental to the spirit of the Chinese nation and hurts the feelings of the Chinese nation in public places shall be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, or fined not less than 1,000 but not more than 3,000.
Although it is not specified that it is a kimono, everyone knows that if you wear a kimono in public, it hurts our national feelings, don't forget, in that period of Chongqing's history, more than 16,000 people lost their lives, and behind everyone, there is a family.
We can't let go of that period of history, and no one is qualified to forgive our ancestors.
So, don't say anything about the freedom of dressing, even if you want to be different, please don't forget the bottom line, no matter when, we must remember history, and the people of the country must be patriotic and do what we should do.