Almost every holiday, there are always a few sensationalist "Seihi" elements who will wear Japanese kimonos and go out to public to pose for photos. Their actions have without exception aroused verbal and written criticism from the Chinese people.
No, on April 27, in front of the Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall on Nanbin Road opposite the Liberation Monument in Chongqing, two women and one man repeated the above farce.
The difference is that this time, some people actually began to support them, saying: "What clothes to wear is the freedom of citizens." However, the uncles and aunts in Chongqing do not believe in this evil.
"Everyone has the freedom to dress, but it is not okay to wear a 'kimono' on our territory in Chongqing!" The hot-blooded uncles and aunts grabbed the collars of the three people and loudly reprimanded and denounced them, and did not let them leave.
Seeing this, one of the two "kimono girls" calmly raised his mobile phone and dialed the police. It seems that she had expected such an outcome.
Subsequently, the onlookers grabbed the man with a strip of white cloth tied to his forehead among the three and asked him who he was "hanging his filial piety" to? Why did he wrap indecent things on his forehead and dance opposite the Chongqing Bombing Memorial Hall?
1. The heroic soul of the Sichuan army is immortal, and the patriotic spirit will live forever
If the police in Chongqing come too quickly, the onlookers will inevitably give a full blow to these three "Jingri" elements who do not know whether they are alive or dead. After two days of fermentation, the truth behind this matter gradually surfaced.
Then people learned that these three people were not unaware that wearing kimonos and dancing in public would provoke public anger, and the reason why they did it was purely to get the 50,000 yuan that the "big brother" promised to reward.
A mere 50,000 yuan can make these people rub their national pride on the floor. And their ancestors, our heroic Sichuan army soldiers, took the initiative to go to the north to resist the war when they were hungry.
At that time, no one said how much money was going to be given to them. The leaders of the army came to recruit soldiers and asked the officers and men of the Sichuan army if they knew what the country had asked them to do on the front line? The answer was: Die! Die for our country!
In the past, Chongqing and Sichuan were inseparable, and everyone knows this, so I won't say more. It is only said here that before the start of Japan's full-scale invasion of China in 1937, Sichuan was actually very poor.
From 1913 to 1933, Sichuan entered a period of warlord warfare that lasted for twenty years, and it was not until the mid-thirties that the melee barely stopped.
However, four years later, when General Liu Xiang became the first person in the country to stand up and "electrify to resist Japan", the soldiers of the Sichuan army were still dressed in rags.
According to the introduction of relevant historical materials, not all soldiers in Dechuan at that time could get guns and ammunition: on average, only three people could get one gun and five bullets.
Therefore, when the Sichuan army fought in the Anti-Japanese War, some people used large blades or red cherry guns. They can only eat two meals of gruel a day, and the water is so clear that it can shine the shadow of people.
The Sichuan army left Sichuan in September 1937 and headed north, when the weather in the north was already cold. The soldiers of the Sichuan army did not have cotton clothes on their bodies, and they still wore straw sandals with open toes under their feet. If you don't have enough to eat, you can't wear warm clothes, and you can't even afford a shovel for logistics equipment.
Trenches cannot be dug without tools, and war fortifications cannot be repaired. As a result, the officers and men of the Sichuan army only had to go to the battlefield with their bare hands, take their lives to fight the enemy, and use their flesh and blood to directly block the guns of the Japanese.
It was under such circumstances that the Sichuan army participated in many battles, including the "Battle of Taierzhuang", and was involved in the "meat grinder" of the war. 3.5 million brave men went out of Sichuan to resist the Japanese, and countless people died on the battlefield.
Recall that at the beginning of the war, the Sichuan-Chongqing region still belonged to the "big rear". It was not the front line of the war, and no one sent many oceans to the Sichuan army, but the Sichuan army was the first team in the country to electrify to resist Japan.
After talking about the heroes of our Sichuan army, let's talk about Chongqing, the rear of the Anti-Japanese War, and the "accompanying capital" of the Kuomintang at that time.
Since the outbreak of the National War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Chongqing has become a transportation center in the rear because of its geographical advantages, providing a large number of transportation guarantees for the anti-Japanese front.
The Japanese were temporarily unable to fight across the Yangtze River, so they launched a bombing campaign against Chongqing that lasted for more than six years. At that time, China's air force was insufficient to stop the Japanese bombing, and the citizens of Chongqing had to dig tunnels to escape.
On June 5, 1941, when Japanese planes bombed Chongqing, a "big tunnel tragedy" occurred across the river bank where the three "Jingri" elements danced at the beginning of the article, which shocked China and the rest of the world.
The location of the accident is located near the May Fourth Youth Road of the Liberation Monument. That place was called the "Eighteen Ladders" in the past, and many tunnels were dug underground during the Anti-Japanese War.
When the sky raid occurred that day, there were too many people pouring into the tunnels, resulting in high temperatures, lack of oxygen, and finally a serious stampede, and the death toll is still difficult to calculate.
2. Why did the behavior of the "kimono girl" cause public anger?
Many Chongqing people visit the site of the "Great Tunnel Tragedy" every year, and the historical pain and national memory have been deeply rooted in the genes of the older generation of Chongqing people. Therefore, it is impossible for any Chongqing people who still have blood to get used to the performances of those three "Jingri" elements.
However, the really scary part of the matter is that people on the Internet are gradually starting to speak for them, these people say that the two girls have the freedom to dress, and say, "There are so many Japanese cars on the road, why don't you go and smash them"?
But some netizens refuted them and said that the car can't see any imprint of national culture, and the kimono represents Japan at a glance, how can you let me bear it?
Some people also said: You (Jing Japanese elements) usually love to eat Japanese food, love to learn from the Japanese "hanging filial piety", wear kimonos to sleep on tatami mats, as long as you do not appear in public and do not hurt our national feelings, we will not care.
But now that you are wearing a Japanese kimono and running to the site of the Anti-Japanese War in Chongqing to dance a Japanese dance, do you still want to avoid being scolded? We don't care where you wear kimonos, but not in Chongqing, opposite the Anti-Japanese Memorial Hall, not in Chongqing.
However, I disagree with this view because I believe that wearing a kimono in a public place other than a restaurant is hurting national feelings.
What's more, these people are still wearing kimonos and dancing Japanese dances against the anti-Japanese war site, which is giving eye medicine to the Chinese people, which is unbearable!
epilogue
The "Jing-Japanese elements" are a group of stupid people who have completely betrayed their own nation out of admiration for Japanese culture. When the three young people in kimonos mentioned in the article were mentioned, whether they were "Jingri" or not, they all sold their personalities in order to get a "reward" from the live broadcast.
Those who betray their own nation and give up their personality for a mere 50,000 yuan should be spurned wherever they go. It's just that things like this, why do they always come up and can't be banned?
Some people say that it is because the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is too far away from us. After all, 93 years have passed since the "September 18 Incident", 83 years have passed since the "Great Tunnel Massacre", and 79 years have passed since the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
However, to the disappointment of the "Jingri" elements, this kind of historical memory and pain will never be forgotten by our country and nation.
Now, Article 34 of our Public Security Administration Punishment Law (Revised Draft) has written that behaviors such as "kimono girls" are illegal.
I don't advocate doing anything to them for this kind of behavior, but I do advocate that everyone call the police as soon as they see it. If the other party is a student, please notify and urge the school to deal with it.