There is always a group of people on the Chinese Internet who like to praise the Japanese for picking up garbage. Recently, Japanese fans brought this virtue to the World Cup and were praised by foreign players. Unexpectedly, when the Japanese were complacent, a Japanese rich man

There is always a group of people on the Chinese Internet who like to praise the Japanese for picking up garbage. Recently, Japanese fans brought this virtue to the World Cup and were praised by foreign websites.

Unexpectedly, when the Japanese were complacent, a Japanese rich man came out to curse, saying that the Japanese were slavery!

This is not recently, many people have discovered that after watching the game, Japanese fans actually clean the stands and take away the garbage from their seats. It is also said that Japanese national team also cleaned the locker room when leaving.

So, many media and individuals are praising the Japanese for their practice, praising them for their cleanliness, quality, etc.

For example, Al Jazeera said, "Japanese fans have won respect for their tradition of taking away garbage."

and even FIFA also posted a post on the official Twitter account with an emoticon pack of applause.

The Japanese themselves are even more complacent about this kind of praise, and they become more and more excited as they praise them, and are completely immersed in the joy and pride brought by their national virtues.

However, Ikawa Ikawa Ichigao, the former president of the well-known Japanese paper giant "Big King Paper Making", did not echo his compatriots. He sang a counter-tongue and criticized the Japanese for their bad nature.

"I originally hated the slavery of being happy because of being well-received abroad. It is really sad that the Japanese who pick up garbage on the football field and are praised after being praised."

"Simply put, this is a poor country where nothing can make people proud. Only when others praise him for picking up garbage on the football field can they satisfy the Japanese's self-esteem. This kind of slave nature is indignant."

In fact, after reading it carefully, Ikawa is not against cleaning up garbage and being hygienic. He criticized those show behaviors that have to be widely promoted in order to make foreigners praise themselves and do good things.

He said, "The bad nature of the Japanese is regrettable. In short, this is a proof of the fool."

Moreover, in fact, the fans who took away the garbage are not only from Japan. Fans from countries such as Iran, , Morocco, , will also do this.

Former Tokyo Governor Maotian also said on his Twitter, "There are reports that the world has given positive comments on Japanese fans cleaning the stadium, but this is one-sided. The division of labor in the World Cup is very clear. If the audience cleans, those who work on cleaning will be unemployed."

He also said that we should pay attention to the differences in different cultural and social values, "There is not only Japanese civilization in the world."

The Japanese's statements to these two people were divided into two groups at once.

Some people support them, thinking that this is indeed an act of being too concerned about the outside world's attention.

"I really feel the promotion of 'I heard we are cleaning'. I feel it's very annoying."

opposes said: "Both of them have not cleaned themselves, so they don't know the significance of such valuable behavior of Japanese fans."

"If it gets dirty, of course you have to clean it. Think about the Halloween in Shibuya before, there was garbage everywhere."

Yes, after Halloween at the beginning of the month, garbage was everywhere in Japan.

Look at this, think about it, in fact, many jokes about "Japanese people with high quality" in China are rumors.

For example, the neat queues in the Beijing Xierqi subway are called Japanese subways.

or describe the cute little girl on Hangzhou subway as a Japanese girl. As a result, the mother came out to refute the rumors, and the defendant was also sentenced to pay for the money and apologize.

In fact, most of the Japanese in the past are so keen on "sensationalism" and try hard to gild themselves. Most of them may be encouraged by some people in China.

You yearn for good morals, you can praise these virtues themselves, and you can honestly practice them on your own. After all, when we were young, kindergarten teachers taught us not to litter.

Why do you not listen to teachers and public service advertisements and have to make up a few fake stories to let everyone learn from the Japanese?

You guys, it’s time to learn not to “look for dad” everywhere.