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English Queen passed away, and many celebrities in the entertainment industry expressed their condolences.
But recently, Hong Kong Star Luo Jiaying's remarks caused an uproar online.
At the same time, some "mourners" who cried bitterly appeared in Hong Kong. . Against the backdrop of the death of the queen, what kind of undercurrent is behind these "mourning" in Hong Kong?
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, a well-known Hong Kong star Luo Jiaying, who is well-known to the audience for "Domestic Lingling Paint" and " Big Talk about the Westward Journey ", posted a post on the social platform on the 13th. In the picture, 75-year-old Luo Jiaying mourned the Queen of England with a bouquet of flowers at the entrance of the British Consulate in Hong Kong.
captioned it is "She ascended the throne, I was seven years old. Over the past seventy years, the Queen of England has been my elders, watching me grow up to old age. How many elders are there in Hong Kong under her shade, a blessed land on earth? A bouquet of flowers, I will pay tribute to you, and the elephant will be invisible."
This passage quickly caused many netizens to accuse him of improper expression and question Luo Jiaying's patriotic stance. Especially the sentence "Hong Kong is in her shade, a blessed land on earth" has caused a lot of discussion.
Many netizens said that Hong Kong's prosperity is not the credit of the British at all, and it has no direct relationship with the Queen of England.
Director Gao Zhisen even posted a message directly to Luo Jiaying, "Brother Jiaying: Without the struggle, hard work and self-improvement of Hong Kong people, Hong Kong cannot be a blessed land."
As online controversy continues to ferment, Luo Jiaying posted a video on Weibo on the 15th, writing "Apologize to everyone! Sorry."
Luo Jiaying used Mandarin in the video claims that he is "Chinese Hong Kong actor Luo Jiaying. As a public figure, he has published unthoughtful condolences and is very sorry."
He said that the original intention was just to express his nostalgia for the elderly, and there was no other intention. He also asked everyone not to interpret it too much, and said, "I really can't do it for forgetting my ancestors. I have long held Chinese passport , which means everything. I am Chinese, and I love my motherland forever. I'm sorry."
At the same time, Luo Jiaying also deleted the memorial information and photos posted at that time.
Still some netizens questioned, "This apology video is only available on Weibo and Douyin , and is not synchronized on the external network."
But some netizens also said that the apology video does not seem to be against the will. I believe Luo Jiaying's patriotic stance, because Luo Jiaying, as an old actor and the gold medal green leaf of the Stephen Chow's movie, has always had a good reputation, and has expressed his patriotic feelings many times.
When Hong Kong is facing turmoil, he publicly expressed his support for the government and forwarded photos of celebrities such as Zhong Zhentao , Tony Leung , Alan Tam, and other stars publicly supported the police, saying that "justice will win."
In July this year, Luo Jiaying and his wife Liza Wang also attended the cultural evening party for the 425th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong to html. As the creator of the Cantonese opera program, Luo Jiaying was also very attentive to prepare for the program.
Therefore, some netizens think, "Although Luo Jiaying was wrong this time, there is no need to think that his position is problematic, because everyone sees his every word and deed over the years."
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The death of the Queen of England can be said to be a world-renowned "chapel". However, in the backstage of this "chapel", some people began to be restless again.
Some people’s mourning is a memory, while some people’s “mourning” is an exaggerated performance by Hong Kong rioters.
She cried so sadly, but why did she arrange 5 cameras beside her?
Hong Kong chaotic elements have performed a lot, and some foreign media can no longer sit still, and they all make a big fuss whether they are reasonable or not.
They said that "the people of Hong Kong lined up for 5 hours and only offered flowers for the queen" was to express "silent protest". Everyone interviewed seemed to regard Hong Kong under colonial rule as paradise.
In a "report", the respondents either said that the Queen of England was the "benefactor" or shed tears to reporters that they had no feelings for Britain's 156-year rule, which was cold-blooded.
But if you look closely, you can find many funny logical loopholes.
Regarding the outside world's criticism of the British royal family for representing colonization and aggression, the interviewees said, "When watching the TV series " Crown ", you will know that many decisions are not controlled by the queen."
Not to mention how unreliable the logic of "watching TV series is the truth", but the conclusion that "the queen cannot decide by herself" itself reveals the flaws of colonialism and imperialist monarchy?
"Hong Kong has changed from a fishing village to its current prosperous city. Without Britain, there would be no Hong Kong." But isn't the labor and struggle of every Hong Kong people the brick and tile that supports Hong Kong's rise?
The respondents believed that "the British government did not evade, beautify or tamper with history." It turns out that as long as a person actively admits to illegally invading your home, he can live in your home all the time?
These media "made up" the "glory" of the British Hong Kong period, but "secretly poked" between the lines to attack the new situation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region after the implementation of the National Security Law.
However, even if the Hong Kong chaotic media used ordinary mourning behavior to add fuel to the fire, Hong Kong society has seen it very clearly. In recent years, these Hong Kong chaotic forces have become increasingly difficult to blind the eyes of Hong Kong people.
During the "black violence" in 2019, anti-China and Hong Kong rioters once advocated the so-called "return to the UK" plan. They went outside the British Consulate General in Hong Kong to "strike a hunger strike", waved the British flag, sang "God Bless Queen", and asked the British government to re-incorporate Hong Kong into the "Commonwealth" and allow Hong Kong residents to have British nationality.
What about actually? Recently, Zhong Lijun, a Hong Kong rioter who grew up living in Hong Kong, China, tried to enter the UK from , the Netherlands , but was refused entry by British people due to their experience in Hong Kong.
The reality of "crazy Hong Kong" complex is to "disrupt Hong Kong" and this trick will not work anywhere.
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On September 13, the New York Times published an article "Mourning the Queen, Not Her Empire", saying that the Queen's "death will cause ripples of sadness around the world, but we should not romanticize her era."
"The queen helped cover up a bloody history of decolonization, and its scale and not yet fully recognized."
"Since she is gone, the imperialist monarchy must also end."
This article caused an uproar on foreign social networks. Many netizens questioned why Western media can reflect on British colonialism and must "remember" the so-called "democracy and freedom" when they arrive in Hong Kong?
Some media said that Hong Kong "was very stable, free and had the rule of law before", but the fact is that Britain never gave Hong Kong people the right to universal suffrage back then, and the so-called "rule of law" in Hong Kong is based on privileges.
"The King of British Edicts" is the earliest important legal document in the Hong Kong political system. It was called the "Hong Kong Constitution" by the British at that time, but there was no democratic expression here.
As the legislative body at that time, no member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council was nominated by the people of Hong Kong, and none of them were elected through democratic procedures.Until China and Britain officially signed the " Joint Statement " in 1984, it had never played the role of independent legislation.
The British whites have outstanding status. Until the 1980s, there were no senior Chinese or Indian officials in the civil service except for the police force. Among the British capitals such as Jardine , Swire and Standard Chartered , which control the lifeline of Hong Kong's economy, the leadership has not had Chinese for a long time.
" Grand Bulletin " commented, "Anti-China media are carrying out alternative political propaganda. There are still some people in Hong Kong who have a deep-rooted ' colonization mentality', and there is still a lot of work to be effectively promoted in Hong Kong's 'decolonization'."
Perhaps in the "Hong Kong movie-style" memories that some people fantasize, "the memory of the colonial era cannot be erased", but for the Hong Kong people who are truly treated unfairly by colonial rule, this statement is too cruel.
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