From Shi Ping to Ishi Ping Taro: What has this top student at Peking University experienced?

Shi Ping was born in Sichuan Province, China, in 1962, and graduated from the Philosophy Department of Peking University, China, in 1984. After graduation, he chose to study at Kobe University in Japan and obtained a doctorate. Up to this point, Shi Ping's life experience can be said to be outstanding. His future should be a bright and brilliant road, and his youth is in his prime, which is the golden period of serving the motherland.

However, perhaps because the deep economic rift between China and Japan at the end of the last century impacted Shi Ping's heart, or perhaps because the life of men and women in suits and ties in urban Japan at that time confirmed Shi Ping's yearning, he chose to stay in Japan. Engage in commentary.

In 2007, he gave up his Chinese nationality, naturalized in Japan, and changed his name to Taro Ishihira. There is nothing wrong with choosing to live in a different country, but Shi Ping went on the wrong path of slandering his motherland at the beginning of his studies abroad, until he abandoned his moral conscience.

The seeds of separation were planted as early as the beginning of Shi Ping's studies abroad. Shi Ping first expressed his fierce remarks on various online platforms. In his language, China is a backward country, while Japan has incomparable superiority.

In 2002, he wrote an article "Why Chinese Hate Japanese", which began to attract the attention of relevant Japanese institutions. He also began to publish comments on Sino-Japanese issues and has been a long-term contributor to some Japanese media. The words in the post are full of hostility towards the motherland.

After obtaining Japanese nationality, Ishiping’s love for his Japanese nationality simply surpassed the “original Japanese”. In order to gain recognition and more attention from all walks of life in Japan, Shi Ping continued to write books such as "Why I Abandoned China", but the sales were not good and almost no one took notice.

In addition, in 2012, Shi Ping even insulted China as a "paper tiger"; he was like a clown making trouble, advocating that the history recorded in our country is not historical facts; he also made many remarks, such as "Born in China" It’s the regret of my life.” “I’m proud to be a Japanese.” All kinds of things are unbearable.

Ishihira in the eyes of the Japanese

Ishihira in the eyes of the Chinese is naturally hateful, so how do the Japanese view the naturalized "Ishihira Taro"? What role does he play in Japanese society?

Judging from Ishi Ping's remarks, he seems to coincide with the ideas of some extreme forces in Japan. In fact, will Shi Ping take the initiative to cater to Japanese society in order to gain recognition? Only Shi Ping himself knows this, but no matter what the facts are, such extreme forces will welcome a "naturalized person" who was born in China and criticizes China.

Because he will become a strong evidence of public opinion building, he will be a dagger inserted into the Chinese people's national pride and spiritual wall, he will be the most obedient lackey and the easiest to control chess piece.

In this case, some Japanese media spared no effort to take advantage of him, and even Ishiping himself enjoyed it. Obviously, such a conspiracy will not succeed. Such a small dagger will not shake the Chinese people's tenacious spiritual wall for thousands of years. Shi Ping is destined to become a joke and a chess piece that will eventually be discarded.

How do most Japanese people view Ishihira? They have this concern: Since Shi Ping can mercilessly slander the country where he was born and raised today, will he turn around and slander Japan tomorrow? Most Japanese people view Ishihara with suspicion, because no one will truly accept a person who forgets his roots and is ungrateful.

What's more, he disdains Shi Ping's obscene behavior of forgetting his ancestors. The cause was that Shi Ping mocked a female reporter from Japan's "Tokyo Shimbun" named Mochizuki Yui Sako. She repeatedly asked about the scandals of Moritomo Academy and Kake Academy at government press conferences, and was cracked down by the Japanese government, so she was also called the "Lonely Warrior."

In order to demonstrate his "patriotism", Shi Ping posted a message on Twitter to ridicule Mochizuki Yui Shaozi, saying, "You are obstructing a press conference in a democratic country where there is no danger. What kind of fight is it? It's disgusting. ". Japanese netizens did not buy his remarks. Even Ryuichi Yoneyama, the governor of Japan's Niigata Prefecture, satirized Ishihira on Twitter: "Journalist Mochizuki is fighting against his own country's government. You, Ishihira, are far away in Japan scolding China. What's the danger? It's more disgusting and uglier."

< p> Judging from Shi Ping's reaction afterwards, such criticism hit his sore point. He was eager to refute, to clear away all relations with China, and to prove his "innocence."

With the deepening of internationalization, people from different countries have more platforms for equal and friendly exchanges. People like Shi Ping who slander and distort facts will be cast aside by more people of all countries who love peace and long for development, and his voice will be lost in the dust of history. After all, China and Japan are neighbors that cannot be moved away. Only friendly exchanges can bring beauty and harmony. Only by conveying positive and correct information to each other can more mutually beneficial international cooperation be born.

Eat the consequences

Today, Shi Ping's life is far from what he imagined. Despite his high academic qualifications, he could only serve as a visiting professor at Takushoku University, a D-level university in Japan, not to mention being on par with his classmates at Peking University. His extreme remarks made him suffer enemies from both sides, and he could only cower in the shadows; no one paid attention to his "works"; he began to be marginalized in TV talk shows, and the host ignored him several times...

The bright moon is in the sky, and when Shi Ping raises his head, will he recall the romantic poems he recited as a child? Temples and halls, when he passes through the imitation Tang-style buildings in Japan, will he sigh at that glorious and splendid country of etiquette? His native accent remains the same. When he speaks unfluent Japanese, will he regret making the wrong move? China is taking off. When he sees his motherland prospering, is he ever a little proud?

We hope to hear some definite answers, but unfortunately, he is hopeless. A person who cannot judge right from wrong, a person who is proud of his own sloppiness, what can he use to question the conscience in his heart?

Nationality can be changed, but the bloodline is never broken. As a Chinese, it is really heartbreaking to see Shi Ping, who has the same Chinese blood as us, wantonly slandering the land under our feet and the land in our hearts. However, justice prevails in people's hearts, and Shi Ping will one day swallow the evil consequences he has sown with his own hands.

We are fortunate that people like Shi Ping are always in the minority. We are confident that China will not stop for a moment because of the slander of the "Shipings", because the vast majority of Chinese people are diligent, brave, loyal and enthusiastic in building every inch of the motherland, devoting their youth and praising the motherland. Every great achievement. They are deeply proud of China's take-off, and proudly walk at the forefront of the new era because they have Chinese blood!