Why are netizens cheering collectively when China’s officialdom is in turmoil?

The official media made an exception and quickly broadcast an official scandal from Panzhihua, Sichuan. On the morning of January 4, Panzhihua Municipal Party Committee Secretary Zhang Yan and Mayor Li Jianqin were hosting the first meeting of the New Year at the Convention and Exhibition Center. The director of the city’s Land and Resources Bureau He rolled up his sleeves and fired several shots at the secretary and mayor in front of everyone. The venue suddenly fell into chaos, and the officials were all terrified! Fortunately, the secretary and mayor have great luck! The secretary was hit by three bullets, but his life and body were normal. He could be said to be a man of steel. But the pitiful and hateful director of the Bureau of Land and Resources had obviously never practiced marksmanship. None of the bullets he fired missed his vitals, but the one he shot towards himself. Bullets, but one shot kills people. In the eyes of any onlookers, it will be too tragic. This hot fight scandal has been widely used in WeChat Moments. There are no words of sympathy or mercy on the screen, only curiosity, wonder, gloating and even collective applause! When news came that the secretary and mayor had survived the catastrophe, there were even voices of regret on the Internet. Such a scene could not help but make people feel extremely sad. The so-called troubled times not only refer to the chaos of order, but also point to the inversion of people's hearts: When people no longer think about governance, but instead think about chaos, even if officials roll up their sleeves, the world may no longer be peaceful. Netizens' ridicule seems to be a continuation of the joy and peace of the New Year... Panzhihua Municipal Party Committee Secretary and Mayor are not dead! I heard that the officialdom in Panzhihua is emotionally stable! [laughing]

I went to the police station in China to get a certificate and found out that I had been executed for 15 years...


Nowadays, many employers require job applicants to provide proof of no criminal record when recruiting, but this common thing has recently caused trouble for Mr. Chen, a neighbor in Panyu, Guangzhou. This is because when he went to the police station to issue a certificate of no criminal record, he was rejected by the police officer. The reason turned out to be that he himself was executed for kidnapping as early as 2001. "Executed to death"? Does that mean you have to come back and issue a police certificate after 15 years of death? What has actually happened? In 2001, he committed the crime of kidnapping and was sentenced to death by the Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court. This information was clearly recorded on a document with the words National Public Security Comprehensive Information Query System. Mr. Chen said that this document was handed over to him by the police when he went to Qiaofuhua Police Station in Panyu City on July 29, 2016 to issue a certificate of no criminal record.


  Except that Mr. Chen's name and ID number are the same as Mr. Chen's ID card information, other information including academic qualifications, identity, and place of residence are all different from Mr. Chen's true situation. There may be something fishy or something wrong here. Mr. Chen admitted frankly that in the 15 years since he was "executed" in 2001, his life has been quite normal. He even had no problems applying for a Hong Kong and Macao pass. However, the information discrepancy appeared only after he issued a non-criminal record certificate. The situation and all kinds of strange things puzzled him. Shortly afterwards, the Guangzhou Panyu police preliminarily determined that the error in Chen's identity information was true by reviewing the original case file materials and cross-referencing multiple pieces of information, and the relevant error correction procedures had been initiated. On August 5, the police issued a certificate of no criminal record for Chen. [Comment] Here comes the question: Who was the person who was shot to death? This case is probably more interesting than the Huge case and the Nie Shubin case. What's wrong with this country? The public security agency shot a man to death, but they didn’t know who he was? Is this simple absurdity? How many more cases like this are there? From the investigation by the public security organ to the procuratorate and then to the court, no one discovered that this person's identity was false? Were the family members not notified when this man was shot? This is too scary to think about. We can imagine that one day you are walking on the street, you are caught, and then you are shot to death for a crime you have not committed, using someone else’s name, and Your family has no idea where you have gone? Is this a story? I don't doubt that the man who was shot really committed robbery. However, the public security organs, procuratorates, and courts, you have to figure out who you shot, right? This is horrifying to think about.

Spanish police arrest Chinese scammer






















Chinese people go to foreign countries to deceive Chinese people. According to the Spanish police announcement, the police arrested more than 200 Chinese citizens in different locations in Spain. These people were suspected of defrauding 16 million euros from victims in China. Spanish National Police Chief Quirós said at a press conference on Wednesday (December 14) that thousands of Chinese citizens, mainly poor families, were defrauded of their small savings, and some committed suicide as a result. . According to reports, these criminal gangs usually call victims in China, pretending to be the victims' neighbors, friends and family members, and first warn them about fraud crimes. The criminal gang then made phone calls pretending to be police officers investigating fraud crimes and tricked the victims into depositing money into their designated bank accounts to assist in the investigation. On Tuesday, 600 Spanish police officers dismantled 13 dens set up by criminals to make fraudulent calls in the capital Madrid and the eastern cities of Barcelona and Alicante. These phone stations are generally located in high-end villas in high-end residential areas. Chinese authorities informed Spanish police in July that many Chinese citizens had been targeted by phone scams originating from Spain. Spanish police said all the arrested suspects were Chinese citizens who entered Spain as tourists and then stayed.

Who are China’s “hostile forces”?

                Who are China’s “hostile forces”? The Minister of Education recently insisted that “the education system is the first target for infiltration by hostile forces.” Professor Zhang Ming from Renmin University asked on Weibo: "Since the education sector is the focus of infiltration by hostile forces, can you tell us which countries this hostile force includes? How many teachers are hostile elements in the education sector? Proportion, who are there?" "Hostile forces" in China can always find opportunities to take advantage of it, ranging from ethnic issues to upper-level power struggles, to citizens' rights protection and even explosions, fires, bridge demolitions, urban management beatings, etc. There are always voices coming out that are related to so-called "hostile forces." Including the smog we breathe, the poisonous food we eat, the lack of free compulsory education, the lack of assistance for serious illnesses, the lack of guaranteed pensions, and even the fact that we cannot afford to buy a house, see a doctor, or study, especially from top to bottom. The corruption that is obvious to all in the country may be inseparable from "hostile forces". On July 31 this year, "People's Daily" published an important article by Yuan Peng, director of the American Institute of the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations. The article listed five major "hostile forces" that the United States is using to hinder China's rise, including rights protection. Lawyers, underground religions, dissidents, online leaders, vulnerable groups. According to Director Yuan's analysis, it is estimated that more than 90% of the people in China belong to "hostile forces." The so-called dissidents are nothing more than people who criticize the party and the government or a certain person. During the Mao Zedong period, Liu Shaoqi, Deng Xiaoping and even Zhu Rongji were all dissidents. As for the so-called vulnerable groups, except for the powerful and powerful, billions of people are probably vulnerable groups. Director Yuan's thinking may still be stuck in the era when class struggle was clear between ourselves and the enemy. It is no wonder that his views are actually just those of the powerful. What is a "vulnerable group"? There is no official definition. In 2002, Premier Zhu Rongji mentioned (or restored) the term "vulnerable groups" for the first time in the "Two Sessions" and "Government Work Report" before leaving office. At that time, it mainly affected four types of people: laid-off workers and those "outside the system" people, migrant workers in cities, and early-retired “in-system” personnel. This statement is actually not accurate, and vulnerable groups can be extended to a wider range. From laid-off workers, it can be extended to the unemployed, semi-unemployed and unemployed. The term "unemployed" has been officially used for a long time. It refers to people who have reached the working age but are unable to find a job. Now it is said that it has been included in the scope of the unemployed. After graduating from college, they cannot find a job for a long time and are also unemployed. Semi-employed people generally refer to their unstable occupation and unstable income, sometimes more and sometimes less. These are the same as laid-off workers, who used to be employed but are now unemployed. Their origins are different, but their current situation is the same. From migrant workers in cities, it can be extended to a considerable number of farmers. Migrant workers who work in cities can earn more than farming and have better employment opportunities. But they do the most tiring, painful, dirty and dangerous work, and receive the lowest wages, most of which are in arrears for a long time. Those farmers who have not left the countryside are in an equally difficult situation. They cultivate a small amount of land and can only survive hard. There are also farmers who have lost their fields and have limited compensation, and have long been reduced to vulnerable groups. The so-called "outside the system" people are actually unemployed. They have not lost their jobs, but they have never worked in any unit. These people basically have no income, and rarely do they have it. Apart from relying on their families to support themselves, they have no source of income and no security. Once the support is lost or the breadwinner is laid off, the difficulties will be even greater. There are many such people in cities and rural areas. The "in-system" personnel who retire early refer to the elderly who do not receive much pension (retirement salary). The difficulties can be imagined. The latter two types of people, including a large number of the elderly, weak, sick and disabled, are also vulnerable groups with little or no income. Laid-off workers are the most miserable vulnerable group in this era. They are a product of the reform of state-owned enterprises and government policies. Some of them in their 40s and 50s, from "iron rice bowls" to migrant workers, represent the process of China's reform and opening up and the difficulty of overcoming difficulties. But it is an undeniable fact that their lives are generally difficult. There are more ants living in the city. They are the youngest vulnerable group in contemporary China. They graduated from college and are aged 10 to 10 years old. They are born in the 1980s and 1990s. They are the so-called high-minded people. In the city, they live a humble life like ants, living in groups, moving, running around, working hard, and being weak. They "live" on the edge or in the middle of the city, but it is difficult for them to integrate into the city and buy a house to become a real city dweller. When China's huge social wealth is unknowingly plundered and divided by a few interest groups, this society is full of the weak and the strong, that is, there are no rules, no morality, no conscience, and the vast majority of people are the so-called weak. Groups are excluded from the game of wealth grabbing. When disadvantaged groups are treated as a burden rather than wealth and are abandoned, the foundation of social stability will naturally become increasingly fragile. Although rapid economic growth can beautify China's evolution, it is difficult to convince the vast number of disadvantaged groups who have been deprived of basic interests or ruthlessly abandoned during the rise. It was the dedication, endurance and sacrifice of the disadvantaged groups that brought China's prosperity and development, rather than the disadvantaged groups interfering or affecting China's rise. When interest groups are busy carving up rights and wealth under various banners, disadvantaged groups face the increasingly serious gap between the rich and the poor, social injustice, and judicial injustice. Faced with the antagonism between the rich and the poor, and between officials and civilians caused by the unfair distribution system, The huge contrast between cities and rural areas, coastal areas and inland areas, big cities and small cities! Facing the fact that social justice cannot be upheld, corruption cannot be punished, and the suffering of the people cannot be cared for, the vulnerable groups are not only disappointed and frustrated, but also do not have the right to cry out. Even if they petition or even criticize through normal channels, they are often regarded as Attacking the system can even endanger security. However, under the guise of stability and harmony, the powerful people who try their best to maintain the current system are actually engaging in squalid deeds of robbery and corruption. They have even transferred the huge wealth they plundered overseas, and have emigrated their families and relatives overseas. They have emptied China's social wealth, destroyed China's natural environment, hindered China's normal development, corrupted China's traditional morality, and suppressed a handful of powerful people while reducing nearly a billion people to vulnerable groups. Yuan Peng's anti-corruption campaign against vulnerable groups is a "hostile force." How many regimes in the world dare to treat the vast majority of the people as so-called "hostile forces"? Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, more than 200 senior officials at the provincial and ministerial levels have been dismissed due to corruption, including party and state leaders and a large number of Central Committee alternate members. These corrupt gangs are the real "hostile forces". Judging from the cases that have been exposed, the "hostile forces" have various ways of amassing wealth. The wealth they have acquired has already exceeded the imagination of the world and exceeded all corrupt officials in Chinese history! Does the Minister of Education realize that the deepest penetration into China’s education system is the most harmful?的就是這樣的“敵對勢力”。

Rental children in a county in Hunan, China, have become popular in theft: 50,000 yuan a year, many people "get rich"


The girl Qingqing is from Daoxian County, Yongzhou. She is about 7 years old this year. Her mother has given birth to 6 children and rents her out for 50,000 yuan a year for a long term and 100 or 200 yuan a day for a short term. The aunties who rented her out taught her how to quickly stuff the cell phone or wallet on the table into her clothes when no one was prepared. A little girl who was with her was returned because she was "unskilled", and another little boy was returned because he was "too skilled and the price was too high" - some women use pregnancy or lactation as a cover to commit theft. To evade punishment, after giving birth to a child, let the child learn stealing skills, and then rent it out to make money when it is older. Some people "make a fortune" in this way, causing more people to follow suit, and they are not ashamed but proud. ——If heaven wants to destroy it, it must first make it crazy. In this era where poverty is laughed at but not prostitution, everyone does whatever it takes to make money, even destroying the next generation. What a wolf-hearted parent. The inevitable result of emphasizing economics and underestimating morality. Since the reform and opening up, morality has declined and ethics have been deteriorating. Who can retain the little kindness and conscience in people's hearts! This type of incident is not the only thing that makes people hateful.

Why was the Old Summer Palace burned?

In history textbooks, the image of China is that of a pure and refined girl. The British, French, American and Japanese outside are all coquettish bitches who bully us all day long and are obsessed with destroying themselves. In 1860, the British and French forces invaded Beijing and burned the Old Summer Palace. This incident is the best example of what a coquettish bitch they are.

The Chinese people gnashed their teeth when talking about this incident. It was written into the history books as a national humiliation. However, there is one question we seem to have overlooked: why did the British and French forces burn the Old Summer Palace instead of the Forbidden City after they invaded Beijing?

Logically speaking, the Forbidden City is an imperial palace and a symbol of the power of the Qing Dynasty. Since it is going to be set on fire, it should be placed here. Moreover, the Old Summer Palace is located in Haidian today. In the Qing Dynasty, it was still a suburb of Beijing. It takes more than ten stops to get there by subway. The coalition forces had already reached the gates of the Forbidden City. Why didn't they burn the Forbidden City along the way, but instead went to the suburbs to burn an emperor's private leisure and entertainment place?

In history books, this period of history is not detailed. More than ten years ago, Zhang Tielin and Liu Xiaoqing starred in the movie "The Burning of the Old Summer Palace". The movie did not explain why the Old Summer Palace was burned down. It seemed that the Old Summer Palace was burned down inexplicably. The real reason why the Old Summer Palace was burned seems to have been deliberately hidden by us, and there are some things that are difficult to talk about. So why did the British and French forces burn the Old Summer Palace instead of the Forbidden City?



It's actually not complicated to say the matter. After the Opium War, China and Britain signed the Treaty of Nanjing. Twelve years later, the British came again to cause trouble and demanded an amendment to the treaty. What is a contract amendment? The British feel that the Treaty of Nanjing has been signed for more than ten years, so the Qing Dynasty should understand the benefits of free trade, right? Then the five treaty ports of Guangzhou, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Ningbo, and Shanghai that were opened for the first time were not enough. The British hoped that the Qing Dynasty would open up the whole country. If this was not possible, all coastal cities and cities along the Yangtze River would be opened. That's ok too.

Moreover, the "Treaty of Nanjing" stipulates that the British can only move in these five cities and cannot go to other cities in China. The British hope to be able to travel unimpeded throughout China this time. Also, it is best for the two countries to send ministers to each other. I send an ambassador to Beijing and you send an ambassador to London to facilitate the two countries' diplomacy. In addition, the British also hoped to personally deliver government documents to the Qing Emperor. The British previously wanted to hold exchange meetings with the top leaders of the Qing Dynasty, but there was no way. The Qing Emperor was not seen at all, and officials at all levels also played ball. Human reason, the British are all empty-handed because of this.

These are the main contents of the treaty. According to the summary of the modern history master Mr. Jiang Tingfu: "The ambassador is stationed in Beijing, the parade in the interior, and the Yangtze River trade are the center of the dispute between the two parties." From an international perspective, this is a normal thing , whether today or a hundred years ago, these have long become a consensus. But the problem is that the Qing Dynasty that the British faced was an arrogant and arrogant government. The Qing Dynasty has always believed that it is the common master of the world and the father of everyone in the world. Britain, France, and the United States are all overseas vassal states. He is our son, and his son should respect his father well, keep his head down and be a good person, and don't take it seriously if he causes trouble. This is why the Qing government did not learn its lesson after the Opium War.

Among these items, the one that the Qing Dynasty resisted the most was for the minister to be stationed in Beijing and deliver the credentials in person, because the British firmly refused to kowtow. If you want to hand over the credentials in person and don’t kowtow, just dream. Don't underestimate this, it can be said to be the cause of the war later. Why did the Qing government have to have foreigners kowtow? Because kowtow is more than just an action. It is a manifestation of the Qing emperor’s grace and the basis of the legitimacy of the government. Foreigners are originally overseas vassals, and they have no reason not to kneel down when they see the common master of the world. Moreover, the people of our country have been kowtowing for hundreds of years. What if you foreigners don’t kowtow and are seen by us people, and the people wake up? The Qing government required foreigners not only to kowtow, but also to kneel three times and kowtow nine times. Those who did not bend down enough would not be counted. All other terms can be negotiated, but the Qing government insisted on this one unwaveringly for two hundred years.

So it's already obvious how things are going to play out. The British came to ask for an amendment to the treaty. The Qing government said, as for foreign affairs, we are all handled by the governors of Guangdong and Guangxi. You can go to Guangdong. When we arrived in Guangdong, the senior officials in Guangdong said, "Oh, the central government has to talk about such a big matter. You go to the central government." During this time, the emperor and the officials of Guangdong were acting and correcting their lines all day long. Playing football is what the Chinese are best at. Guangdong plays to Beijing, Beijing plays to Guangdong, and the British move around in the middle. They went back and forth for several years, and they were about to suffer a cerebral hemorrhage. The British couldn't bear it anymore and decided to send troops.

In the words of Britain's top China expert, Staunton: "China does not understand the language of free trade, it can only understand the language of artillery fire."

In the words of Mr. Jiang Tingfu: "In short, there is simply no way for outsiders to enter. They know that the only way to amend the treaty is war."

So the British and French forces came with troops, attacked the Dagukou Fort in Tianjin, and occupied Dagukou with 400 casualties. Two thousand Qing troops were killed. The commander-in-chief of the Qing army was named Seng Gelinqin. He was always awesome and coaxing, and believed that the British artillery was nothing to be afraid of. Although we lost this time, Seng Gelinqin felt that it was nothing. The problem was not that the weapons and equipment were backward, but that our operations were not sharp enough, our tactics were not correct enough, and our movements were not coquettish enough.

The monk king does not believe in evil and will fight to the end. Xianfeng was anxious and said to Seng Gelinqin, old monk, stop fighting. "It's not worth it to fight the ugly barbarians with your country dependent on you."

Xianfeng also said a funny saying: "The world is not in Haikou, Tianjin, but in the capital." This meant to remind the monk king that the world is not in Haikou, Tianjin, but in the capital, because I am in the capital. Don't make a mistake, hurry up. come back.

When the monk king heard this, he made sense and withdrew. Just from this battle, we can see the attitude of the Qing monarchs and ministers towards themselves and the world.

Tianjin can't hold on any longer. Don't let the foreigners attack Beijing. The Qing Dynasty quickly sent people to Tongzhou to give in to the foreigners. OK, OK, we are willing to negotiate. So the two groups of people sat down and negotiated in Tongzhou.



What to negotiate? Haha, it’s the same as before. It’s obvious that this is another negotiation with Niu Tanqin. Xianfeng told Guiliang, the minister who was negotiating on the front line, that you can't agree to this or that. Don't be timid. The worst is, if you fight with foreigners again, you'll be scared!

How can it not be tragic if the top leader of a country has such an IQ?

The British realized that this was completely playing tricks on a cow, so they decisively stopped talking and demanded to go directly to Beijing. When Xianfeng heard this, he thought it was okay, these people were quite courageous. So he told Prince Yi in front that if the British dare to enter Beijing, you will detain them.

It was such a stupid decision that directly led to the burning of the Old Summer Palace.

September 18, 1860, was also September 18th. Negotiations were still ongoing on this day. Parkes, the leader of the British negotiating team, told Prince Yi that we will not change this rule for ministers stationed in Beijing and handing over letters of credence in person. You can do whatever you want. After finishing speaking, he jumped on his horse and flew away in a very graceful manner.

Prince Yi looked at Parkel and thought, Damn, you are so pretentious, so arrogant. So he told Seng Gelinqin that the emperor had said that if they were too arrogant and the negotiations could not be resolved, they would be detained. The monk king's posture was not very good. He followed the command and arrested all the British negotiating team, 39 people in total.



The funniest crime the Qing Dynasty convicted Pashali was rebellion.

It is no exaggeration to say that Xianfeng's decision was made by his butt. Even if we don’t talk about the world, we talk about the history of China’s dynasties. The two armies have always fought without killing each other. This has been an international law thousands of years ago. Even the barbaric ethnic minorities have abided by it. There are countless examples of this. In the 19th century, when mankind had greatly advanced to a civilized society, something like this still happened. This caused the reputation and image of the Qing government to seriously decline in Western countries. Although the image of the Qing government was already bad enough.

However, the Qing Dynasty originally ignored international rules, and the Qing Dynasty did not have any international interests in its eyes, so Xianfeng was very happy, and felt proud after catching the envoy. Senggelinqin was very happy to catch Parkes. Damn it, you have artillery and you are awesome in this war. Now let’s see what you do. Seng Gelinqin forcibly pressed Pashali's head and made him kowtow several times, fulfilling the dream of all the emperors of the Qing Dynasty: finally seeing foreigners kowtow.

Xianfeng took a look and said, "To capture the thief, capture the king first. Now that the king has been captured, let's teach the foreign soldiers a lesson." The Qing army sent troops, and the name of the troops was very interesting - to fight against rebellion.

At Bali Bridge in Tongzhou, 39,000 Qing cavalry set off and charged towards 25,000 British and French allied forces. The naive Qing Dynasty was prepared to take advantage of the leaderless British and French forces to defeat the enemy in one fell swoop. I won’t talk about the process, but the result: 5 British and French troops were killed and 46 wounded, and the Qing army was almost completely wiped out.

Later, when the British inspected the Qing army's military camp, they found that the Qing army was still using bows and arrows and shields, and said: "A country that invented gunpowder is still using bows and arrows to fight."



The coalition forces entered Beijing and immediately went to rescue the 39 people. Parkes and his secretary were imprisoned in the prison of the Ministry of Punishment, and the other 37 people were imprisoned in the Old Summer Palace. After the coalition forces rescued these people in Old Summer Palace, they found that only 19 people were left, and 20 of them had been tortured to death. Moreover, some people's corpses were cut into pieces, with arms and legs chopped off. It was too horrible to look at.

Later, a survivor recalled: Among those arrested was a Times reporter named Bowlby. He was beaten to death on the fourth day after being arrested, and his body was thrown into the wild to feed wild dogs. ate up. There was also Lieutenant Anderson, whose hands and feet were severely tied up and got maggots. The maggots spread all over his body. He screamed in a frenzy for three days and died. There was also a Frenchman who was also infected with maggots. Maggots crawled in his mouth, ears, and nose, and he died of pain. The survivor also said that he counted maggots in prison and could breed 1,000 maggots every day.

Seeing these scenes, the coalition forces were furious and could not tolerate the Qing's barbarism. Elgin, the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces, said that the Qing Dynasty must be taught a painful lesson. Because these prisoners were tortured to death in the Old Summer Palace, the garden was to be burned down.

At that time, there was a French general named Montauban who suggested burning the Forbidden City. Meng Toban said that the Old Summer Palace was not fortified and was not considered a war zone. It would not be good to burn it. If the Qing government should remember this lesson well, then burn the palace and make them suffer more so that they can remember it.

But Elgin disagreed. Elgin said: Burning the imperial city is equivalent to burning Beijing. The people in Beijing have not messed with us, so why are we having trouble with other people? The Old Summer Palace is a private garden and a place where we tortured our captives, so let’s burn this place.

So, the Old Summer Palace was burned down. Before the burning, Elgin posted a notice in Beijing saying: "Everyone, regardless of high or low, will be punished for their fraud. The Old Summer Palace will be burned on the 18th as a punishment for the emperor. No one has anything to do with this. It is not affected by this action, only the Qing government is responsible for it.”

There was a self-media person named Wang Kangnian in the Qing Dynasty. He wrote a book called "Remember the Burning and Robbery of the Old Summer Palace by the British and French Allied Forces", which recorded an interesting incident. The British and French allied forces prepared to set fire to the Old Summer Palace, but found that there was nothing to light the fire. "The troops had no firearms, only buckets and pots." Hearing that the coalition forces encountered difficulties, people from nearby Haidian rushed over with braziers and straw to help the foreigners. Wang Kangnian recorded that after the British and French forces set the fire, the Chinese followed behind and "started the fire everywhere and spread it", allowing the fire to expand. These people of the Qing Dynasty did not think that the Old Summer Palace had anything to do with them. Their biggest wish was to grab more treasures with foreigners.

This is the general situation of the burning of the Old Summer Palace. In order to avoid humiliation, the emperor provoked a war, and because of his barbarism and ignorance, he paid the price of the burning of the Old Summer Palace. It can be said that this war was the most boring war in modern Chinese history.

However, more than a hundred years later, something strange happened: the private property of the emperor's family was burned down, and his own people followed suit, smashing, looting, and burning. It didn't hurt at all, but we descendants gnashed our teeth in hatred; that year in the Qing Dynasty The emperor's personal humiliation suddenly became the humiliation of the people, the country, and the nation. This is not a very funny joke.

Our history books do not tell this history. The role of history books is to cultivate our hatred for the burning of the Old Summer Palace, rather than to teach us the lessons of the burning of the Old Summer Palace. This is something more terrifying than the burning of the Old Summer Palace.

An old woman stole dumplings made from neighbor's narcissus for her grandson to eat. After being poisoned, she came to seek compensation!!

Recently, there was a very popular post on Zhihu, in which a subject reluctantly recounted an embarrassing incident he encountered. He planted dozens of daffodils in his yard. An old lady next door thought they were leeks, so she secretly cut the daffodils and made dumplings for her grandson to eat. As a result, the child was hospitalized. Now the old lady and her family came to ask for compensation from him. During the police mediation, they also asked him to compensate part of the medical expenses out of humanitarianism. He was confused: he stole something from my house, even though it was a narcissus of negligible value, which caused poisoning, how could he still ask for compensation? What about my compensation? The questioner explained some situations: The garden was bought with real money when I bought the house, and it belongs to me on the real estate certificate. Next to it is the public green space of the community. The iron fence in the garden is not high, only 50 centimeters. There is one place that is very old. disrepair. Last year, when the tulips I planted in the garden were blooming, this old lady came with scissors and stole more than 30 flowers. This old lady also secretly picked the flowers of roses, hydrangeas, freesias and other plants that I planted. ——Turns out he is a habitual thief, is he being punished?

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