How to treat the renaming of Yan Hai Fei Xue as Mongolian Shang Dan?

Yan Xue is a person who has refreshed my understanding of the quality of netizens. Other people like to reap the IQ tax of Shu powder, such as Yang Wenli, Oi Yi Xing, Bermengstein and Parr. It is to take advantage of the binary opposition of the masses, such as "leading people across the river as hypocrites and killing the city as real heroes" Emperor Yan was not satisfied with this.

Some criticisms of him, such as Buddha reincarnated as Emperor Zhaolie, Cao Zijian devoted himself to the Han Dynasty, and Japanese descendant Cao Aman. Only a few dozen people were criticized (in fact, these can also explain the IQ of his fans), but over time, he found that those answers that attacked Cao Cao's morality could gain a lot of praise.

Because in the eyes of the public, a person who slaughters a city must have a bad morality. He did whatever he wanted, molested women since childhood, and slaughtered more cities than the Japanese invaders. No matter how ridiculous the argument is, as long as you praise it from a moral standpoint, there will be no shortage. Some just want to see him scold Cao Cao's Shu powder.

For them, cao thief, who wants to crusade, is evil. Anyway, anyone who can scold cao thief is right. I have to say that Yan Di's IQ and quality are quite commensurate with his fans.

Yan Di should be treated dialectically. On the one hand, the answer to him is just a joke, don't take it seriously. Finally, there is such a person who is willing to turn himself into a clown, provide jokes to everyone every day, and be happy every day when he is still around. It's not easy to get another one after he's gone.

On the other hand, Emperor Yan is not without something to learn. For example, the way he takes it out of context is not easy to be fooled after seeing through it. And his high-intensity spirit of keeping up with others that day. Although I don't understand why my work is so idle, it is not easy to provide jokes online in my spare time.

Mongolian Shangdan, an online buzzword, means warrior.

A user "placed an order in Mongolia", who left an abusive comment under the video comment of Weibo posted by CEO Chen Ruifa in Bi Li, Bi Li. As for the content of the comments, it is really surprising.

Later, the user of this "Mongolian Order" directly deleted it and added a title. So this user is called "warrior" by many users. Later, I took this "Mongolian Order" as the meaning of a soldier.