The problem of potted cats

About bonsai kittens, don't be crazy for the time being. In Tang Beishi, people only know the neck of the bonsai cat. Is it true? Hey, why are you so cruel?

Recently, an article about bonsai cats widely circulated on China's website is an anonymous article entitled "Abnormal Japanese Culture: bonsai cats" (also called "Seeing the cruelty of Japanese animals through bonsai cats"). The article begins with this:

"Even though Japan is the first in Asia and has made recent progress, a certain part of its culture still makes people ... this popularity really hurts me! I thought it was a joke, but recent data confirmed that these phenomena do exist in Japan. I was shocked and twitched with pain when posting a popular Japanese pet message. My eyes are as sad and helpless as its eyes. ...

A piece of news is safe/comforting for animal lovers, but it is also not good news for anti-Japanese people.

The photos that appear everywhere these days don't really describe things like bonsai kittens.

In fact, some people in the United States or Canada made these things several years ago to arouse people's willingness to protect animals. At that time, there was no bonsai cat, and that person had already clarified it.

You can use a powerful engine to search bonsai kitten (the US/China/Shanghai/Shanghai line may be easier to search, after all, it is something from the US or Canada).

I don't know if Japan has "created" such a thing now, but those photos are really not true. You can ask the Japanese in China/Japan for help if you can. I think if there is such a thing, you can definitely find it.

I am also anti-Japanese/anti-Japanese/anti-Japanese. But what I want to say is that you can't become Japanese.

My principle is:

Fight back violence/force with violence/force, and fight back lies/words with truth/truth.

Conformity and blind approval (or opposition) will only make us worse than the Japanese.