The tablet-smashing incident of Chinese-style tablet drama

20 1 1 On August 3rd, 2008, a monument named "the list of Japanese pioneers killed" was smashed by Weibo, and five men named "Five Hundred Xiang Army" smashed it. It is reported that several people clashed with local police after the incident and were taken to founder county Public Security Bureau for questioning.

On August 3rd, the Police Center of founder county Public Security Bureau said that several people had left, but it was unclear whether they were taken to the public security bureau for questioning or whether there were other circumstances. Chen Fule, who participated in the stone-smashing, said that the five of them arrived at the Sino-Japanese Friendship Park in founder county on the afternoon of the 3rd 15, carrying two barrels of paint and three hammers. After arriving at the stone tablet, they splashed paint on the stone tablet and chiseled many holes in the stone tablet with a hammer. "There is a lot of paint splashed on the back of the stone tablet. Some names on the stone tablet can be seen clearly, and some can't be seen clearly." Chen Fule said that they had a physical conflict with seven or eight people at the scene, and then about 20 police cars arrived and were taken to the founder county Public Security Bureau. He said that he stayed in front of the stone tablet for less than half an hour. Chen Fule and other five people arrived in Beijing at around 7: 00 yesterday evening/kloc-0. After a short stay, Chen Fule said that he had left Beijing. The "Pioneering Group" is also a monument of the Japanese Pioneering Group in its invasion of China. Zhang Guoqing Fawebo, a researcher at the American Institute of China Academy of Social Sciences, said that the "Manchuria Pioneering Group" was part of the Japanese invasion of China. "After' 9.18', the Japanese government regarded emigration to the Northeast as a basic' national policy' and regarded it as an important way to occupy the Northeast for a long time and invade all China based on the Northeast. These so-called agricultural immigrants plundered a large number of China people's land, and some people cooperated with the Japanese army to retaliate and slaughter Japanese soldiers and civilians in China. Have they become memorable ancestors today? Founder county also beautified them as victims. So, is the Japanese army also a victim? "

Zhang Ming, a professor of political science and doctoral supervisor at Renmin University of China, also published a blog titled "Pioneer Group should not be commemorated", saying that "this monument is huge and grand enough to make people uncomfortable. It is reported on the Internet that founder county built this monument to attract Japanese foreign investment. If the news is true, it is even more inappropriate, and it can even be said to be a shame, a shame that all countries in the world anti-fascist front look down upon. When the Japanese government has refused to apologize and compensate for the forced labor and comfort women, such monuments are only for a little investment. It cannot be said that some local governments are too philistine. " Buried but not memorable.

Zhang Ming said that there are two main reasons why Pioneer Group set up such a monument to Big bounce. One is that compared with Germany, Japan has not reflected enough on the war. Besides, our education is not rational enough. "It is ok to set up a monument, not to say that it can't be set up, it can be buried and it can be set up, but it must be clear that this monument can't be memorable. You have to make it clear, otherwise it will be outrageous. "

Zhang Ming said, "If the monument is smashed, there are also reasons for being smashed, because once this matter is disclosed, it will be scolded. A bare monument without glazed tile structure should be erected in itself. The name of the monument should also be stated in front of the list, neither of them. It is easy to misunderstand that this monument is commemorative. So looking at this matter, the act of erecting a monument can be done, but the form of erecting a monument is wrong. " Chen Fule is 35 years old from Baoding, Hebei Province, Han Zhong is 24 years old from Zhuzhou, Hunan Province, Xiang Jun is 29 years old from Changsha, Hunan Province, Liang Che is 3/kloc-0 years old from Xuchang, Henan Province, and Tian Fei Yanzi is 30 years old from Xinyu, Jiangxi Province. (Note: All five are freelancers)

On August 4th, 2065438+0/KLOC-0, five people including "500 Xiang Army" who destroyed the monument of "List of Japanese Pioneering Groups" in founder county, Heilongjiang Province arrived in Beijing on August 3rd. At 0/5 on August 3rd, five men arrived at the founder county "Japanese Pioneering Mission" monument and smashed it. Five people are Xiang 500, Yan Zi, Liang Che, and Han Zhong (all net names). Tong Zeng, the "first Japanese civil claimant to China", gave them a cash reward of 2,000 yuan each. Han Zhong (net name) suffered multiple lacerations in his right arm. He said it was injured in a physical conflict. "But it's all small wounds, it doesn't matter." 2065438+01August 4th, Beijing, two men in "Five Heroes of Stone-smashing" showed the scars left by unidentified people when they smashed the stone. According to "Hunan 500", on the afternoon of August 3rd, five of them came to the China-Japan Friendship Park with a small hammer and two barrels of red paint. They found that there were police guards at the scene, so they took a detour of four or five kilometers, crossed a wall and two barbed wire from the back hill and entered the cemetery area. After avoiding the eight guards at the scene, I picked up a small hammer and smashed the monument, but the monument was very strong, and I tried my best to dig only a few small pits. Seeing this, they simply raised red paint and splashed it on both sides of the stone tablet. It is estimated that the polluted area of stone tablets is about 30%.

One of the stone-throwers said that after the news that founder county had erected a monument for the dead of the "Japanese Pioneering Group" spread a few days ago, he and four familiar netizens were quite angry, thinking that the Pioneering Group was a part of Japan's war of aggression against China and a national shame of China and should not be commemorated. On August 2nd, five people arrived in Harbin, intending to smash a monument in founder county.

After the incident, the local police heard the news and took away five people. At about 8: 40 pm on August 3, the group finished the transcript and was released by the police. They quickly telephoned their friends to report their safety.

The police just gave them a simple interrogation record and let them go. After that, they rushed to Harbin overnight and took the last train back to Beijing. "In the first case of Japanese civil claims against China, Tong Zeng gave a cash reward of 2,000 yuan to each of the five strong men who smashed the monument-the reward was not money, but public opinion! On the afternoon of August 4th, 2065438+0/KLOC-0, five young people who went to founder county to smash monuments returned to Beijing. Although the action stopped, they said, "If the monument doesn't fall down for a day, we will still smash it. "It is reported that in the Sino-Japanese Friendship Park in founder county, a stone tablet engraved with the name of the deceased Manchuria Pioneering Group was erected next to the Japanese cemetery. The "Pioneering Group" is a part of the Japanese invaders, and many of them have committed crimes.