Source Title: An Internet writer questioned: “Can’t even visit the Yasukuni Shrine?” @半月谈 resolutely responded
“You can’t even visit the Yasukuni Shrine?”
“No, forever!”
Today, a piece of #切安问雅国神社 can’t even go to visit the content # rushed to the hot search on Weibo. @半月谈 responded: No, forever!
The cause of the incident was that on August 13, Zhang Zhehan took a group photo in front of the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan, which caused huge controversy.
@半月谈 commented on this, “Using “ignorance” as an excuse can not escape due punishment! “. The commentary stated that history cannot be forgotten, and dignity cannot be desecrated. There is no ambiguity before the question of right and wrong. Using “ignorance” as an excuse for wrong behavior is a deception to the public and disrespect to history.
As an artist who enjoys public resources and influences thousands of fans, he should be cautious in his words and deeds, strictly abide by moral and legal standards, and strive to pursue both virtue and art, so that he can be worthy of the honor given by the society. To challenge the righteousness of the country and the nation, we can only say how high it was before, and how hard it will fall afterwards. Virtue does not match, it must be “cool”!
Subsequently, the author of “Kyushu·Zhu Yanji” reposted @半月谈 related topics with a post saying: “So you can’t even visit the Yasukuni Shrine? Inexplicably…”
Many netizens left messages on this Weibo, saying that they cannot go to the Yasukuni Shrine.
As a result, @抷隊 deleted the reposted content and reposted a Weibo.
The screenshots on the Internet show that the Weibo content reads: “I think Chinese people should visit the Yasukuni Shrine when they travel to Japan, because the history of the Japanese nation is included in it. If you do this kind of understanding, you won’t think that Japan only has good food and cleanliness. On the street, you won’t get to a spot where you only know Bije.”
Up to now, the above Weibo content has been deleted.
On August 14th, @cutan apologized through his personal Weibo, stating that he “posted three very outdated Weibo yesterday, which caused a huge negative impact that was far from expected. First of all, I apologize to everyone. This apology is harmful to history, It is also to everyone who was hurt by me. A solemn apology.”
On Weibo, @cutan stated that he “seeing Ban Yuet’s mistake was in the act of going to the Yasukuni Shrine” and directly forwarded the comment unilaterally to “Isn’t going to visit the Yasukuni Shrine? baffling……”
The reason for this comment was “because I have been to the Yasukuni Shrine, and deliberately, because I am very curious about how they express this piece of history that Japan does not want to recognize.”
@切安 said on Weibo, “Looking back at my comments on @半月谈, I’m intercepting clips and only expressing opinions that I care about, but on historical issues, we must not be so one-sided and careless. The issue of national sentiment , I can’t use the manager as a prevarication. I don’t want to make a comment here to express my sincere apologies to history and to the vast number of netizens.”
For this apology, many netizens did not “buy it”, saying that “do not give it away” and “it is hopeless.”
The painter @乌合麒麟 said, “The paratrooper on the hot search doesn’t know where he is wrong?”, and gives an example of why he can’t go to the Yasukuni Shrine.
It is understood that Zhanan was born in Hangzhou in the early 1970s and now lives in the United States. In 2002, he became one of the seven members of the Kyushu Setting Group (fans nicknamed “The Seven Gods of Kyushu”), and his representative works include the “Kyushu·Traveler” series and the “Kyushu·Zhu Yanji” series. Among them, “Jiuzhou·Zhu Yanji” has been adapted into film and television works.
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