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The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

No matter how deep the enemy hides, we will eventually find out.

On July 17, some mainland netizens posted on a game forum that they and their friends jointly discovered that ice, the music director of Taiwanese game company Rhea Games, had hidden morse password in a musical work uploaded to the online platform earlier. What is even more disgusting is that this set of Morse codes was found to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence" such as "Restoring Hong Kong, Revolution of the Times" after being translated.

At present, Ice itself has voluntarily resigned, and Longyuan Network, a mainland agent that has a cooperative relationship with Rhea Games, has also announced the suspension of relevant cooperation.

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

Ice himself

It is understood that the related work is called "telegraph: 1344 7609 2579", which means "Telegraph: Requiem", which was uploaded by Ice itself to his personal soundcloud in March this year and included in the album "Consciousness".

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

Consciousness album cover

After mainland netizens noticed this song a few days ago, according to its name, they quickly found that something was wrong.

First of all, the song's WEBSITE on SoundCloud contains the message "Hong Kong people cheer up". After digging deeper, mainland netizens found that the entire song contained the slogan of "Hong Kong independence".

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

For this matter, Ice has announced its departure in a Facebook post at about 4 a.m. on the 18th.

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

According to the query, Ice is a Hong Kong native and has been the game director of Rhea Games for many years. In his departure essay, he claimed that the work was created in private and had nothing to do with Rhea Games.

After the fermentation of the matter, Rhea Games and the mainland agent Longyuan Network, which has a cooperative relationship with the company, have also been affected by public opinion.

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

Cytus II game interface

At about 1 p.m. on the 18th, Longyuan Network posted on the official Weibo @Music World Cytuii, which it cooperated with Rhea Games, saying that the tracks involved were personally released by the music director and were not included in the game, and Longyuan Network and Rhea Games were not aware of it in advance, nor did they represent the position of the two companies.

At present, they have received a resignation letter from ice, the first case and dismissal, and will not cooperate in the future.

In addition, Longyuan Network also said that it will temporarily remove the game "cytus ii" and re-list it after rectification and internal evaluation.

They are extremely sorry for the adverse impact caused by this matter, and they also strongly condemn the behavior of the parties concerned, and will pursue the negative impact and losses caused by them and will not tolerate them.

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

The statement was also published on overseas social platforms through Rhea Games.

Mainland netizens talked about this matter on Weibo, saying that it is most annoying to play small actions that are not in the flow, and it is also very uninteresting to play small cleverness every day.

The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"
The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"
The musical works hide the Morse code, and a translation turned out to be the slogan of "Hong Kong independence"

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