When I was browsing the headlines, I saw an article posted by a netizen about a Chinese language textbook using a Japanese kimono as a cover image, which aroused the anger of many netizens. The editor has several reasons: First, compared to using Japanese military aircraft as the

was making headlines, I saw a netizen posting an article about a Chinese language textbook using a Japanese kimono as a cover image, which aroused the anger of many netizens. The anger of netizens is normal, because this is a poisonous textbook.

But in fact, this situation is not surprising and is a normal phenomenon. Why do you say that? The editor has a few reasons:

First, compared to using Japanese military aircraft as the cover of the textbook and describing Japanese soldiers as Lei Feng, using Japanese in kimonos as the cover is slightly inferior.

Secondly, the picture looks much more comfortable than the face with Down syndrome.

Thirdly, the cover image of this Chinese textbook is an illustration from the famous Japanese book "I am a Cat". "I am a Cat" is a Japanese masterpiece serialized by the Japanese author Natsume Soseki from 1904 to 1906. Using illustrations from this famous book as the cover of Chinese language textbooks can be regarded as a kind of cultural exchange and mutual learning.

Therefore, it is not surprising that some people use this "cultural" illustration as the cover image of Chinese textbooks. It is very normal.

However, this kind of "cultural" illustration seems to be mild, and even acts of illustration that are labeled as cultural, have a greater impact of cultural invasion than the more violent text illustrations. Because

is gentle and because it is labeled as culture, it seems harmless. In fact, it is " boiled frog in warm water ". Its cultural invasion process is painless, unconscious, and lowers people's vigilance. When you feel pain and discover it, it's already too late. This is the brilliance of this type of illustration, and this is also the terrifying aspect of this type of illustration.

Take a look at this message again, and you will know why this kind of illustration is not surprising and normal?

In 1987, a Chinese educational publishing house and the Japanese intelligence agency established a mutual review system of teaching materials.

Since it is a mutual review of teaching materials, such illustrations will naturally appear.

asked about the poisonous textbook incident:

1, how is the progress of the related investigation?

2. Will the relevant personnel be punished as they should?

3. Will all illustrations in all textbooks nationwide this fall, including teaching aids and other related student books, be replaced?

believes that the relevant departments will be able to give a satisfactory explanation to the people across the country. Let us wait and see what the specific results of

are.