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Mainland netizens detained for “chill” and “egg fried rice” remarks | Changjin Lake | Korean War | Luo Changping

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[Epoch Times October 13, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Zhang Yujie comprehensive report) Two days after Luo Changping, a senior financial media person in mainland China, was detained for commenting on the CCP film “Changjin Lake”, a mainland citizen posted a message on Weibo He was arrested for using words related to the Korean War such as “chill”, “egg fried rice”, and “Cao County”.

Weibo netizens “Youyou of Left and Right” posted on October 7: “The biggest result of the chill is egg fried rice, thank you for egg fried rice! Without egg fried rice, netizens are no different from Cao County. Of course, sadly, there is not much difference now. .”

“Chill”, “Egg Fried Rice” and “Cao County” in the above post refer to the Korean War, Mao Anying and North Korea respectively.

The term “egg fried rice” comes from a version of the death of Mao Anying, the son of Mao Zedong. It has been rumored for many years that Mao Anying died in an airstrike in the Korean War on November 25, 1950, because he violated military orders by setting fire to the camp and making fried rice with eggs, and the U.S. army was able to detect the location of the camp.

The day after Mao Anying’s death (November 27, 1950), the CCP launched the “Battle of Changjin Lake.”

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On the second day after netizens released the above message, the new branch of the Nanchang City Public Security Bureau of the Communist Party of China detained them for ten days on the grounds that they “published remarks that insulted the heroes of the Korean Volunteers to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.”

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At present, the CCP media is continuously promoting the Korean War film “Changjin Lake” it produced, and the above-mentioned comments of netizens and their arrests have also attracted attention. Earlier, Luo Changping, a senior financial media person in the mainland, was arrested for commenting on “Changjin Lake”.

On October 6, Luo Changping referred to the CCP’s “Ice Sculpture Company” as the “Sand Sculpture Company” in a Weibo post. “Sand Sculpture” means “stupid and brainless” in online language. Subsequently, Luo Changping was detained for “crime of infringing on the reputation and honour of heroes and martyrs” and his Weibo account was also blocked.

It is reported that during the Battle of Changjin Lake, many Chinese soldiers were frozen to death because they did not have enough winter clothes. The Chinese Communist Party official media referred to these soldiers who were frozen to death as “ice sculptures.”

In a commentary on October 9th, Radio France International directly pointed to the CCP’s official media’s metaphor as “inhuman.”

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In response to the above two incidents that were convicted of words, Jiangsu Yixing current affairs commentator Zhang Jianping told Radio Free Asia: “The people who caused this tragedy are not guilty, and those who use this tragedy to promote hatred are not guilty. They ridiculed this tragedy or People with different opinions or different ideas are guilty. This is really an unacceptable social phenomenon.”

“Now this phenomenon is almost the same as when we were young and during the Cultural Revolution. You can convict you if you have this idea,” he said.

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Current affairs commentator Mr. Cai said: “The whole (Chinese) society has formed an atmosphere of extreme fear and high pressure, and everyone has a feeling of self-defense. This may be what the authorities need now or they think it is the best way to control public opinion. Way. Let everyone shut up and accept a thought, a point of view.”

Editor in charge: Li Qiong#

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