Hello, friends, your treasure blogger is here again! What I’m going to talk about this time is really exciting! Some time ago, a piece of news about Syrian travel blogger Liu Kaixin went viral on the Internet. A kind-hearted young lady went to Syria to build a school for local ch

Hello, friends, your treasure blogger is here again! What I’m going to talk about this time is really exciting! Some time ago, a piece of news about Syrian travel blogger Liu Kaixin went viral on the Internet. A kind-hearted young lady went to Syria to build a school for local children in ragged clothes, thinking that she could give them a chance to learn. What happened? She was actually insulted by a little brat in front of her! What is going on? Don't worry, listen to me slowly.

It is said that that day, our kind-hearted young lady, as soon as the school was built, the children ran in happily. However, one of the little boys suddenly said: "Qin Opera is poor!" Upon hearing these three words, the young lady's blood pressure immediately rose. In the Middle East, "Qin Opera is poor" is specifically used to insult the Chinese people! Do you think this is irritating?

Some domestic trolls said, why don't you donate to build schools in impoverished mountainous areas in China and go to Syria to donate? You deserve to be scolded. Internet trolls stay at home and act as keyboard warriors every day. Building a school in China must go through layers of approvals. The key is that land procedures are difficult to get through. It is not always possible to build a school with more than 1 million. And now that the population is declining, many schools in villages are abandoned. Building a primary school in the Middle East can easily cost 200,000 to 300,000 yuan. The land there is private. If you sign a land lease contract for more than 10 years, you can build a primary school on 15 acres of land. It is also a good thing that travel bloggers donate 200,000 to 300,000 yuan to build a school so that many war-torn children can have access to books. After the school was completed, the director of the Education Bureau of Syria personally received her.

The young lady called out to the boy who was running away on the spot, and other children in the school also helped chase him. Finally, the little boy was caught, and the female school teacher gently hit his palm a few times with a ruler as a punishment, and warned him not to say that again in the future. However, the young lady feels angry in her heart. She helped them out of kindness, but they repaid her like this. Is it really wrong to help others?

This matter is not over yet, another video of a male blogger making a lot of money has appeared on the Internet. This guy suffered the same insult as and on the streets of Syria. The difference is that he is not as gentle as the young lady, he just punches him! While beating him, he said: "Who dares to say that Qin opera is poor to the Chinese again? I'll beat him every time I see him!" As soon as the video came out, netizens also went crazy. Some liked it and said he did a great job; others reminded him Pay attention to safety, after all, you are on other people's territory.

Originally, this incident was enough to make people angry. As a result, Wang Zhongxu, a Syrian blogger who settled in China, and Iranian female bloggers Meng Yaqi and Nafeifei appeared on the Internet. "The defense is that this is not an insult, but just a historical statement. This is great. Netizens quit and began to popularize science: "Qin Opera is poor" was a nickname given to some of our countrymen during the Qing Dynasty when they were sold overseas as slaves and were looked down upon by European and American countries. Later, it was also spread in the Middle East. It's open.

Speaking of this, I will talk about the experiences of many foreign travel bloggers. I usually like to watch videos from overseas travel bloggers, and the platform keeps pushing similar videos. During the epidemic, female blogger Tangtang was traveling in Iran. She met a local old man on the street. When he saw that he was Chinese, he immediately mentioned the Chinese virus. The video editing did not show how the blogger left. It must have been an embarrassing situation at that time, and it was obviously contempt and discrimination.

A female blogger named Tangtang was on the street in Iraq. A teenage boy gave her the middle finger and used uncivilized language. The female blogger was very angry. had been chasing the boy for a long time to ask for an explanation, but the locals did not help; travel The blogger posted a video about Maomao saying that when he was traveling to Iraq and entering customs by land, he was asked by a man at the border inspection how much it would cost to stay overnight. A male blogger posted a video of being verbally insulted on the streets of Pakistan and having a fierce argument with a group of people. The man later said that not all Pakistanis are friendly to Chinese people and reminded everyone to pay attention to safety when traveling overseas . The man encountered a group of black people on the African seaside who wanted to forcibly charge a fee. The man picked up a stone and confronted several black people for a long time, and finally the people retreated.

This year, Zian was traveling around the world in Iran. His RV was rear-ended by an Iranian driver. As a result, the local police did not detain the Iranian, but detained Zian for more than a week and continued to prosecute him. Finally, with the help of Chinese people living in the local area, he spent money to find a lawyer to escape. Recently, a cycling blogger from Anhui posted a video of entering Syria and was harassed by a gay man and almost robbed. However, the video was soon required to be modified. The blogger Yao Qianduo and four other bloggers were brutally beaten on the street for shouting about poor Syrians in Qin opera. They were arrested by the local police for five days and subjected to corporal punishment for catching Syrian thieves. The embassy in Syria finally released them. After several people came out, they expressed that they might have been maliciously retaliated by Syrian officials for exposing Syrians calling Chinese people poor in Qin opera.

Many bloggers have been filming videos in a certain country in China to attract fans for a long time, and then sell goods domestically. The photos are all good, covering up some security risks in these areas. If the filming was bad, he wouldn't be able to stay in that country. For example, Pakistan vicious attacks against Chinese people have occurred many times. The Middle East has been in turmoil in recent years, and it is inevitable that there will be different camps among the people.

However, the public should have a clear understanding of overseas travel safety and should not blindly say that country is very friendly to the Chinese. It is irrational for some fulfillment bloggers to unilaterally promote friendliness in order to attract traffic. The most important thing in people-to-people exchanges is mutual respect and trust. The Chinese support the refugees in Syria and the Middle East with good faith. However, the people in these countries and regions are ungrateful and do not have the basic civilized qualities of integrity and mutual respect. This It chilled the hearts of the Chinese people.

In the history and culture of our Chinese nation, we have always had fine cultural traditions and beliefs such as being happy to have friends from far away, not doing to others what you don’t want others to do to you, and reciprocating with courtesy. These creeds that have built up interactions between people have not existed for thousands of years. changes occur. A very realistic example: no one in our nation calls foreign tourists "foreign devils" to their faces. Western powers have invaded us, but why do our people still confidently welcome guests from all over the world? This is the quality and cultivation of national culture. It is not the current Westerners who invade us. Under the conditions of world peace, developing friendly relations between people of all countries will be beneficial to our economic and social development.

We have no border disputes with the Middle East, and we have never invaded the Middle East. So, why do people in Syria, Iran and other countries in the Middle East use the nickname Qinqianqiong, which was a discriminatory nickname for Chinese workers in European and American countries during the colonial period in history? What about the Chinese? Their own narrow religious beliefs always require everyone to accept their beliefs and respect them. Their absurd conservative and closed cultural ideas are a stumbling block to human civilization, but they laugh at the people of other countries in the world.

This shows that the underlying reasons for the long-term chaos in the Middle East are complex religious sects, which have not formed a unified social and cultural system and national cultural inheritance. Instead, there are constant conflicts of interest between different sects, and long-term bloody killings and revenge for the interests of extreme factions. Small countries have been established in the Middle East, and there are different factions within the small countries. The Middle East is a fragmented mess, fighting each other desperately for their own interests.It lacks the spirit of being kind to others, having friendly exchanges, respecting each other, pursuing justice and fairness, and reconciling and inclusiveness with the world. It overemphasizes sectarian interests and puts sectarian interests above all else. Hijab and burqa restrict people's basic rights, and women's status is extremely low. Countries should respect each other when interacting with each other. However, the Middle East must also be self-aware. Even with the development of human science and technology, it is still obsessed with sectarian personality worship and restricts people's free survival and development. It has not promoted sects to advance with the times and adapt to technology and the rule of law. Civilization is the concept that promotes the development of civilization in the human world.

Going back to Syria, what do these children and young people think? People have good intentions to help you, but if you treat them like this, who will be willing to help you in the future? Isn't this just a slap in the foot? Teenagers are so rude. How do parents, schools, and society educate them? According to their argument, since Qinqiang Qiong had no ill intentions, why did the caller run away? It shows that the historical origins of Syrian people’s insult to Qin Opera and discrimination against Chinese people are clear.

Speaking of this, I suddenly remembered a famous saying: "The right person has many help, but the unjust person has few help." If a country or a nation wants to get respect and help from others, it must first strive for its own strength and learn to respect others. You said that if these young people in the Middle East are so ignorant, then who will want to deal with them in the future?

Speaking of this, I have to remind our friends. When traveling, especially to places that are not very safe, you have to be careful. Don't just rush forward as soon as you hear someone say that this is good or that is good. Bloggers take videos to show you the good side, but that doesn't mean there are really no problems there at all. You have to learn to judge and protect yourself.

To be honest, when we Chinese travel, it represents the image of our entire country. You have to pay attention to your words and deeds so as not to leave a bad impression on others. Of course, if you meet someone who doesn't respect you, don't let them tolerate you. We are civilized and polite, but we are not easy to bully!

But then again, we cannot lose confidence in the entire country and the entire nation just because of the uncivilized behavior of this small group of people. After all, there are still many good people in the world! Just like that young lady, although she encountered some unpleasant things, she still insisted on building the school to give those children a chance to learn. This spirit is worthy of our learning and respect!

At the end of the day, I still have to say one more thing: When we go out, we must learn to protect ourselves and respect others. Only in this way can we go further, see more, and learn more!

Hey, I’m tired after talking so much. Dear friends, if you think what I say is reasonable, just give me a like, leave a message, etc. If you think what I said is wrong, you are welcome to spray me! Anyway, that’s the kind of person I am, I can say whatever I want and tell the truth! See you next time!

Actually, when I wrote this, I still felt quite uncomfortable. After all, we Chinese should be respected and treated equally wherever we go. However, in real life, there are always some people and some things that make people feel unhappy.

However, I also want to take this opportunity to tell our friends: Never deny yourself or the entire country and nation because of other people's wrong behaviors! We must learn to stay confident and determined! Just like that young lady, although she encountered some setbacks and difficulties, she still persisted in her dreams and beliefs! This spirit is what we should learn and pass on.

So, friends, no matter where you go, you must remember that we are Chinese! We must always maintain a sense of pride and mission! Let the whole world know: We Chinese cannot be underestimated! We are a great nation with five thousand years of civilization, history and culture!

Hey, hey, hey! As I talked, I felt a little excited again! Forget it, forget it! Let’s stop there! Dear friends! If you think what I said is reasonable! Just repost, like, leave comments and so on! If you think what I said is wrong! You are also welcome to debate with me! Anyway! That’s the kind of person I am! Say whatever you have to say, tell the truth! See you next time!