Three days ago, the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland had just ended. While the people across the country were still immersed in joy, two things about Hong Kong happened yesterday and became hot searches. One is that the singer Jacky Cheung published a statement, saying that he loves the motherland and Hong Kong. The other is that Ni Kuang, known as one of the four most talented people in Hong Kong, passed away. A lot of people on the Internet are saying Condolences. The most amazing thing is that the self-media account of Jackie Chan brother's article in memory of Ni Kuang became a large-scale overturn scene. Thousands of people poured in to criticize Jackie Chan and scolded Ni Kuang.
Jacky Cheung’s matter is actually very simple. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to the motherland, many artists expressed their blessings in their own way. Jacky Cheung also released a VCR. The problem lies here, in the short video , Jacky Cheung just said "Come on, Hong Kong", so many critical netizens began to go online, accusing Jacky Cheung of being unpatriotic because he did not say "Come on, motherland" in the video. Such accusations are too critical. Isn't it true that Hong Kong is not patriotic? Part of China? So many netizens launched a denunciation of Jacky Cheung on self-media platforms. Under pressure, Jacky Cheung quickly posted a response, stating that he is patriotic and loves Hong Kong. It seems that the power of the Internet is really powerful, and even the singer has to bow his head.
Ni Kuang’s death was the hotly searched news yesterday. Many media reported it immediately. As a result, many netizens began to mourn. In fact, many people did not know who Ni Kuang was at all. They just remembered " Wesley" and helped Jin Yong ghostwrite "Dragon Movie", known as the four great talents in Hong Kong. But no one knows that Ni Kuang was once a criminal from mainland China. In 1957, he forged official seals, letters of introduction and various documents, fled from Inner Mongolia to Guangzhou, and smuggled himself from Macau to Hong Kong. It is said that he originally planned to go north from Inner Mongolia, but ended up taking the wrong car. , went south to Guangzhou. When Ni Kuang arrived in Hong Kong, although he changed his name and surname, he has always been extremely hostile to the mainland. He also used his cynicism towards the mainland in many of his works. He once vowed never to return to China. When the "Occupy Central" incident occurred in Hong Kong a few years ago, Ni Kuang always firmly supported those "black violence" elements and made extremely vile remarks. Such a notorious "country-hater" was actually mourned by so many people. This society Is there still a sense of right and wrong?
These two incidents that happened in Hong Kong were originally not related to each other, but coincidentally they happened on the same day, forming a sharp contrast and a great irony of some people's indifference to right from wrong. Jacky Cheung has been in the music industry for thirty years, and he has never been heard to make any inappropriate remarks, nor has any of his unpatriotic words and deeds been disclosed. Some netizens think that he is unpatriotic just because he did not mention China in the VCR. And to attack, are these people completely unconfident or overly sensitive? Or are they simply out to stir up trouble and make such extreme either-or remarks? Are netizens really patriotic, or are they handing knives to others? The most terrifying thing on the Internet is this group of people who, under the so-called patriotic banner, do things that undermine the overall situation of the country. The real purpose is really questionable.
Regarding Ni Kuang’s commemoration, many people simply follow the trend. I doubt whether these people have read Ni Kuang’s books, let alone know Ni Kuang as a person. They think that publishing some short commemorative essays is fashionable and shows their cultural taste. However, What kind of cultural taste can people have if they don’t even have basic common sense? Although the Chinese respect "the dead are the most important", and we do not deny Ni Kuang's own talents, his series of evil deeds cannot be forgotten by the country and the people. If such a person deserves respect, then the country will not even have the basic Justice and fairness no longer exist. I hope those who follow the trend without thinking will wake up. We don’t need to mourn the death of everyone.Just like a netizen left a message to Jackie Chan: "Jackie Chan bid farewell to many artist friends on Weibo. This wave of Jackie Chan will definitely not take sides." It seems that there are still many people who understand, and most people have their own distinctive opinions. With feelings of family and country, everything should be compromised in the face of national justice.
Jacky Cheung was forced to speak out and Ni Kuang's death was mourned on the same day, which exposed too many social weirdness. There are definitely people who are muddying the waters, but some netizens are really ignorant, and more people are actually following suit. This is also a new normal on the Internet. Those who don’t know how to pretend to understand, follow the trend, and echo in an arty way will not bring any harm to themselves. If you get any praise and respect, you will only become the laughing stock of others.
Jacky Cheung does not need to speak out to prove his patriotism, because his past actions have already said everything; Ni Kuang's death is not worth mourning, because his past words and deeds have proven that he is not worthy of the respect of every patriotic Chinese, and he himself does not love Why should we love our own motherland?
