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Wang Zhi'an, whose name has once resounded all over China, as a famous host of CCTV, his sharp language and keen views have earned him the reputation of "CCTV Famous Mouth".
His sudden disappearance in 2012, as well as the scandal of later fleeing to Japan to change his name and surname, make people sigh how an intellectual with excellent IQ and emotional intelligence has fallen into such a field.
Wang Zhi'an is a typical elite student, graduated from the history department of Peking University, and then joined CCTV. This seems to be smooth sailing, but cracks were exposed after he entered CCTV.
At CCTV, Wang Zhian met many Japanese colleagues and communicated frequently, and over time he developed a strange interest and yearning for Japanese culture. We cannot simply blame the "spiritual pollution from Dongying Island", but delve into Wang Zhi'an's own lust for power and vanity.
As a post-80s generation, Wang Zhian has a stronger self-motivation and desire to struggle than his peers. He began writing to make money when he was a teenager, and later came to Beijing to develop at the expense of the near future. After entering CCTV, he quickly became a famous host and began to appear frequently on the screen.
For a young man who has just entered society, such a fame and fortune status undoubtedly makes him fluttering. At the same time, Mr. Wang's sense of individualism and superiority has swelled, with views he sees as superior to others, representing mainstream voices and even higher than national interests.
When this desire for power meets a yearning for Japanese culture, it becomes a tragedy. Wang Zhian began to make some pro-Japanese remarks on Weibo, denying China's development achievements and praising Japan.
This is in strong contrast to the emotions of ordinary Chinese people. However, Wang Zhian did not realize the seriousness of the problem, but intensified it, and finally left CCTV in 2012 angrily and went to Japan for development.
In Japan, Wang Zhi'an completely exposed his filthy thoughts. He gave himself the Japanese name "Wang Ju Zhian", became a Japanese citizen, and even visited the Yasukuni Shrine.
He no longer concealed it, and began to openly make pro-Japanese remarks, overturning the case for Japan's nuclear wastewater discharge and slandering the Hangzhou Asian Games. This is undoubtedly a betrayal and an insult to the motherland that once raised him.
Wang Zhi'an's tragedy reflects several problems in contemporary society:
The shortcomings of elite education. Wang Zhi'an, as an elite of Peking University, but because of the lack of correct world view and value training, he lost himself after gaining fame and fortune, and finally went astray.
The absence of public opinion supervision. Wang Zhi'an's pro-Japanese remarks have long been known, but the media and the public have not been sufficiently vigilant and critical. This gave him room to continue fermenting his erroneous thoughts.
The dilution of moral constraints. Wang Zhi'an's ability to abandon his responsibilities to the country and the people without much effort exposes the loosening of the moral foundation of contemporary society.
Wang Zhi'an's story reminds us that success requires hard power, but it also requires firm faith. Fame and fortune cannot fill the spiritual emptiness, and only by staying sober and humble at all times can we avoid losing our way. It is believed that with the advancement of China's social morality, such a tragedy will not be staged again.
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