The Tokyo Olympics allows the "Rising Sun Flag" to enter the venue. Why are the North Korean media angry?

Japan's "Tokyo Shimbun" said in September last year that the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Organizing Committee announced that spectators would not be prohibited from carrying the rising sun flag into the stadium. For a while, this news ignited Japan and Japan. The "spark of conflict" among East Asian countries, especially South Korea. So why does a small flag cause such an uproar? This starts from the war more than half a century ago.

As that sentence says:

When they came to arrest party members, I did not stand up and speak out. I thought I was not a party member anyway. When they came to arrest the Jews, I still did not stand up to oppose them. I thought I was not a Jew anyway. When they came to arrest the union organizers, I did not stand up to oppose them. I thought I was not a member of the union anyway. When they came to arrest the Catholics, I did not stand up against them, thinking that I was not a Catholic anyway. Later, when they came to arrest me, no one could stand up and speak for me.

After the end of World War II, although Japan's militarism was ruthlessly suppressed, after Japan's rapid economic development, the militarism that had disappeared began to revive. Of course, at this time, militarism had transformed into a left-wing Part of the power began to show its prominence on the political stage.

The Rising Sun Flag to be used in the Olympic Games is also called the Japanese military flag in Japan. It is the military flag used by the Japanese army during World War II and the current Japanese Self-Defense Force. Although on the surface this is Japan's "family matter" and other countries are overly intervening, we have to mention here that the Japanese army caused harm to East Asian countries including China and South Korea in World War II.

In addition, the Olympic Games itself is not an event of one country, but a famous international sports event. If Japan insists on using the "rising sun flag", it will be suspected of hurting the feelings of Southeast Asian countries. Because even though more than half a decade has passed, the tragic scene of Japanese soldiers holding the "Rising Sun Flag" burning, killing and looting villages and towns full of innocent people is still vivid in our minds. The Rising Sun Flag? In some cases, it is not as simple as a military flag. There is a symbol of militarism behind it. In addition, the Tokyo Paralympic medals were protested by the Korean Disabled Sports Association because their fan shape reminded them of the Rising Sun Flag (Xinhua News Agency) Professor Yamada Roshi of Meiji University in Japan pointed out: "For South Korea, the Rising Sun Flag is a symbol of the Japanese military." A symbol of repression. ?

In fact, in order to avoid the situation mentioned above, the International Olympic Committee stipulated in the "Olympic Charter" a long time ago:

At any Olympic venue or venue or elsewhere where any form of demonstration, or political, religious or racial propaganda is not permitted. Except for the Olympic Games, FIFA has explicitly banned the use of the "Rising Sun Flag".

If the "Rising Sun Flag" is allowed to appear at the Tokyo Olympics, it will undoubtedly be a blasphemy against the Olympic spirit of pursuing love and peace. South Korea requires the (International Olympic Committee) to order the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee to take corrective measures to ban the Olympic Games? There is indeed a certain reason why the rising sun flag appears on the field.

However, with the outbreak of the epidemic, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in Japan is destined to not be held. Although the official has made it clear that it will be postponed to 2021, will it still be the 2020 Olympics by then?