Chinese pupils re-enact assassination of Japan's Shinzo Abe

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High school students in the northeastern Chinese city of Zaozhuang have sparked intense online debate with a performance re-enacting the assassination of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe. The play staged on October 10, 2023, featured a banner criticising Japan’s decision to release treated wastewater from its crippled Fukushima power plant.

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[tayspiderx]

Children should not be used as political tools …..

[lh]

Imagine the ADULT of this country especially in this school allowed this behavior, it’s beyond words.

[yus]

This shows how is the level of Chinese education

[marshal_anon]

They criticise Japan for releasing treated waste water when China does releases much more radioactive water in the ocean

[browncony]

These Chinese netizens said it was nothing. They would only say that when it's not applied on their leaders. What if people said the two shots were applied on Winnie? I am sure they would protest.

[OZsteambun]

Shinzo Abe denied the very existence of Nanking Massacre:
"Abe argued several aspects of this in different places—specifically that much of it was a fabrication, that much of it was an effort by China to smear Japan, that, in fact, nowhere near the numbers of people as claimed had been massacred, and that in many cases it was the Chinese soldiers targeting the Japanese. And so this is really that kind of Holocaust denialism."
Isaac Chotiner July 9, 2022 - The Newyorker Article "How Shinzo Abe Sought to Rewrite Japanese History"

So the question again:
What are you really expecting from the Chinese?

[williamlai]

If I am a parent at this school I will have a serious talk with the principal of the school. Making a statement is one thing, stupidity is another.

[franciscocz]

In 2013, Shinzo Abe was photographed smiling and giving a thumbs up from inside a training jet with the number 731.
Not all japanese are evil, but that man was.

[fajarkurniawan]

How about recreate the scene of Tiananmen Massacre

[invisiblewing]

While the comments seen as normal, I see this events as disrespectful towards the victims and his families. What does have to do with Shinzo Abe and the nuclear water?

How disgusting as a sense of human being.

[FrenchFries]

All you have to do is type Tiananmen Massacre and the CCP will automatically delete their internet :D

[daobian]

Shame on the Chinese Education Authorities!

[ALPHA-G]

I know Japan did a lot of horrible things in the past but the grandchildren have nothing to do with what their grandparents did in the war. Everyone knows this.

[googleuser]

That was disgusting. I don't care what country it is or what person they are referring to. I find it totally insane to glorify anyone's death. Especially using children to do it.

[SeelkadoomTHS]

Ccp never amaze me with their hypocrisy.

[happymelon]

But Every year, South Korean students commemorate Japan's surrender by performing, beating "Japanese soldiers" and kicking the "rising sun flag"

[jayarajmaduturi]

Then Japanese students performance tiananmen square massacre by standing near armored tank

[Chris.M]

They are doing very well to remember what happened to Shinzo Abe.

[marionsmith]

Really weird, this typifies China's attitude to Japan it's unbalenced

[wumaobot]

Why people are angry? They have their freedom to do what they want