Han Tuan ive challenges the bottom line of Chinese people again, not only steals culture, but also the new song trailer is suspected of "mass graves" in Shanxi

Last month, the preview of the new album of Korean women's music group IVE was accused of large-scale copying of Chinese culture, including Chinese knots, landscape paintings, scrolls, auspicious cloud patterns and shadow play.

Despite being questioned by Chinese netizens, the IVE portfolio did not delete the relevant notice.

This "stealing culture" behavior of Han's entertainment industry was criticized as brazen, and followed a common pattern: Confusing the concept, distorting it, and then claiming it as your own culture.

In the face of doubts from Chinese netizens, Han Yu has no idea of repentance, not only that, Recently, in the preview of ive's new song, there was a picture of a mass grave in Datong Coal Mine, Shanxi Province ， What is Shanxi Datong mass grave?

On September 13, 1937, the Japanese army captured Datong, a military center in northern Shanxi Province. Since then, they began to plunder Datong, an important town rich in coal resources.

In order to plunder coal, The Japanese army carried out a cruel policy of "exchanging people for coal".

They kidnapped and deceived a large number of farmers in the local area to go to the coal mining area to work as slaves. These innocent farmers were treated like slaves and suffered torture and ill treatment in the coal mining process.

During this period, they plundered the coal resources like never before, A total of 14 million tons of coal were seized and shipped to Japan as war materials.

At the same time, the workers imprisoned in the coal mine suffered from malnutrition, excessive work intensity and no medical security, which made a large number of workers suffer from injustice every day.

Most of these laborers came from nearby villages, and they were involved in this human purgatory innocently, After 8 years, according to incomplete statistics, At least 60000 miners were brutally destroyed and killed.

From December 1966 to May 1967, the state excavated and identified the famous "mass graves" in Datong Coal Mine Area.

The mass grave is divided into two caves. The scene inside the cave is extremely frightening.

The corpses of innocent miners are piled on top of each other. Some legs are cut off, some spines are broken, some skulls are punctured by heavy objects, and some bodies keep crawling towards the entrance, as if they are the last fight for survival after being abused.

Among the victims, there were the oldest 53 year old and only 14 year old children, most of whom died abnormally.

No one who has been to "the same people in the mass grave" can come out calmly.

Today, it has been listed as the national patriotism education base, forever reminding people not to forget the national shame, remember the great sacrifice of the martyrs, so as to spur us to work hard and carry forward the spirit of resistance.

But now, in the preview of ive's new song, a picture extremely similar to "mass graves" appears, and their behavior is undoubtedly challenging our bottom line.

Many netizens said: "There are no idols in front of the country!" "Who on earth still fans them!"

besides, Ive will also Hong Kong Concert The date of, If it's just cultural plagiarism, some fans can wash the white, but with so many "coincidences" together, what is the purpose of Han Yu?

On July 7, 1937, the Lugouqiao Incident, also known as the "July 7th Incident" ， It is the beginning of the full-scale Japanese invasion of China It is precisely from this time that many Chinese people died under the destruction of the Japanese army.

I have to say that this ive has really touched our bottom line, What kind of country can put the pain of another country above their entertainment?

Our ancestors laid the foundation of today's peaceful development for the Chinese nation with their blood and life. This hard won era of peace is precious.

However, some people are unaware of this and lose their basic respect for the hard work of their ancestors.

As Chinese people, we should take pride rather than inferiority, try to show the essence of Chinese civilization to the world, and use the power of culture to strive for due status and respect.

Only in this way can we be worthy of the martyrs' will and truly shoulder the sacred mission of inheriting and carrying forward the Chinese culture.