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Recently, Japan has rushed to help China fight the "new crown pneumonia" epidemic. The ancient poem "Feng Yue Tong Tian" on the supplies has gone viral. Some people say that "others will cite the classics", others say that "Go Wuhan" is more enthusiastic and direct, and some people think that there is no difference between the two, and they are all cheering for Wuhan. As for the importance of reading, I think it's a bit too much, and I need to discuss it here.
First of all, the two are not opposites. Secondly, from the perspective of focusing on the epidemic, I personally feel that the result of a showdown between "Fengyue Tongtian" and "Wuhan Come on" is a meeting of two kings. From my standpoint as a Chinese, I think "Come on Wuhan" is the king, and "Fengyuetongtian" is the little king.
Many people are ashamed of Japan's encouragement with poetry because they only call Wuhan to cheer, but it is totally unnecessary. The fundamental reason this topic has become a hot topic is how the Chinese view Japan’s history and the present.
Let me explain my point of view from two aspects.
①. The spread of the new type of pneumonia is extremely strong, and China has been able to identify and isolate it in a relatively short time, which is a blessing for other countries. Yesterday, the United Nations Health Organization (WHO) also praised China for this. When we compare the Chinese people with the Japanese countries, differences in status will inevitably lead to contradictions. This is like a neighbor’s trouble. As an adult in the family, you greet and support the neighbor’s family. The many children in the neighbor’s family can only cheer up when they are in a hurry. I think it is inappropriate to compare these two greetings. Japan is not on the front line, so it is natural to make a rational decision. The Chinese people are on the front line, and they are crying for support in desperation. The people are the creators of history. This is why "Feng Yue Tong Tian" is not as good as "Wuhan Come on". One is little love and the other is big love.
②, Japan is a nation that is good at learning. "Mountains and rivers are different, the wind and the moon are in the same sky" is originally from a verse of the Tang Dynasty master Jianzhen during the east trip. From this point of view, the cultural exchanges over the past millennia have demonstrated the charm of Chinese culture enough to make the world praise and learn from. Japan’s ability to say this at this time is an affirmation of the friendly relations between China and Japan. This is the same reason that Russia said to China in Chinese, "Come on, Wuhan, come on, China." From the point that the people of all ethnic groups in the world care for each other, it is expected that Japan said "Feng Yue Tong Tian". This is what I mean by the "Double Kings Meeting". Of course, the issue of Japanese history cannot be avoided, and we can say that "sun and moon are the same sky" as the friendly wishes of the Japanese people. For the mistakes of our ancestors, future generations cannot make up for it. I hope that the Japanese people will also pay attention to the root problems of some ethnic groups.
At this point, whoever wins or loses, I think it has been clearly stated. As for the shame of the Chinese people, how to face this attitude, I also have two views.
①. The Chinese people don't just shout cheer, so they don't need to belittle themselves. On Douyin, there is a video that praised too much. The content is that the ancient style describes the epidemic: the end of Jihai, Gengzichun, Jingchu epidemic, tens of thousands of people infected, panic, national defense, all closed their homes . Nanshan guarded the southern capital of the Yangtze River, and led tens of thousands of white-clothed doctors to fight against it, and Kyushu was united, the epidemic was gone after a month, and the country was peaceful. There are many more calligraphy people who put up pens for it. Wouldn't it be my great virtue of Chinese culture? If you empathize with this, it is cultural inheritance. How about shame?
②. If you are not satisfied with empathy, if you want to write a poem, how difficult is it? Just read Tang Poems and Song Ci, the treasures of the ancients. The "Chinese Poetry Conference" program is loved by the Chinese people. While watching it, aren't they learning? If you are familiar with 300 Tang poems, you can chant even if you can't write poems, and you can use your own way of parenting. To discover the culture around you with your heart, isn't this the spiritual world we seek? We are always there, never absent.
This epidemic is a big test for us. It did not defeat the Chinese people, but made us more united, and it also gave us many thoughts: For the country, when the economy is developing rapidly, the five-in-one development needs to be synchronized. That is to say, the five aspects of economy, politics, society, culture, and ecology go hand in hand; for the people, follow the party in unity and firmness, and firmly believe that the battle against the epidemic can be won! Go Wuhan! Go China!
