Hong Kong Movies: You Hongxingzi, what the hell is the charity king?

Chapter 710 "709" The Burning Sun Flag!
Maybe it was a coincidence, or maybe it was fate that brought us together...

the other side,
Gong Wei rushed all the way and finally rushed to the cherry blossom yard of Sato Kenjiro.

"Oh~~~"

As soon as Gong Wei saw the cherry blossoms and the yard, he immediately realized that the people here were extraordinary.

“Baka~~!!”

A shout of anger,

Gong Wei was triggered by the keyword, his eyes suddenly became excited, and he looked in the direction of the sound.

I just happened to see Kenjiro Sato who was 'protecting people in front of him'.

Gong Wei recognized him at once.

Big fish...no, it’s the dog king!
President of the San Francisco Japantown Chamber of Commerce!
The bodyguards reacted quickly, drawing the long swords from their waists in an instant and protecting Sato Kenjiro behind them in a fan shape.

Gong Wei flashed and pounced on the bodyguard closest to him like a cheetah. The man raised his knife and chopped down, but Gong Wei dodged sideways and took advantage of the situation to strike the bodyguard hard on the temple with his elbow. The bodyguard groaned and fell to the ground.

At the same time, Gong Wei took the long knife from the bodyguard.

at this time,

The bodyguards have already rushed over.

Gong Wei turned his wrist, and with the knife flashing, he rushed forward.

Two short screams were heard, and the tendons of the two bodyguards' hands were cut. The long knives fell to the ground with a clang. They covered their bloody wrists and rolled on the ground in pain.

After a round of hacking, Gong Wei successfully knocked the bodyguards to the ground one by one.

"idiot!!"

A trace of fear flashed across Kenjiro Sato's face, but he quickly pretended to be calm, pulled out a dagger, and rushed towards Gong Wei himself.

Gong Wei sneered and rushed towards Sato Kenjiro. The two of them clashed in an instant. Ding ding ding~~~
This Sato Kenjiro is actually a sinister master.

The two men fought five times with swords, sparks flying everywhere.

Gong Wei seized a flaw in Sato Kenjiro and kicked him in the chest, causing Sato Kenjiro to stagger back a few steps.

Gong Wei took advantage of the victory and kicked the dagger out of Sato Kenjiro's hand, and then quickly left.

scoff~~~
The knife flashed, and Kenjiro Sato felt his legs go cold!
Small insects fall~~
Kenjiro Sato collapsed to the ground, covering his crotch, his face pale and groaning in pain.

After dealing with Kenjiro Sato, Gong Wei smiled happily and went to look for the monitoring room without stopping.

He quickly found it, skillfully operated the surveillance equipment, destroyed all the surveillance data, took out the videotape, and then strode away from the messy cherry blossom yard with the videotape.

Take it back and burn it.

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the other side,
Tian Yangsheng met a woman, who was none other than Gao Shi Miaocao.

"Ah~~~"

"You damned Chinese..."

Tian Yangsheng didn't pay much attention to her at first, but when he heard this, he kicked her fiercely. Gao Shi Miaocao flew several meters away and lay on the ground, unconscious. This time, if she didn't die, she would be disabled.

Tian Yangsheng left.

……

at this time,

On the streets, the conflict has gotten out of control.

The Chinese and some Japanese wrestled with each other, and the sounds of shouting, crying, and objects colliding were mixed together, making it extremely chaotic.

Garbage was kicked everywhere, shop signs were crumbling, some had already fallen to the ground, and glass fragments were scattered everywhere.

As for who has the upper hand, it is undoubtedly the Chinese.

Amid the melee, A Feng happened to look up, and his eyes were instantly attracted by the sun flag flying high on the roof of the Sakura Club.

The flag fluttered wildly in the wind, and the red and white colors were particularly dazzling in Afeng's eyes.

It seems like a blatant provocation to the Chinese.

The tragic scenes of his ancestors suffering invasion flashed quickly through his mind.

A Feng narrowed his eyes and quickly ran into a grocery store, rummaging through the drawers and cabinets, and finally found a bottle of medical alcohol with a concentration of more than 70 degrees, and then found a lighter on the counter.

Then I came to the side of the hall and climbed up quickly. It took me 1 minute to successfully reach the roof.

He walked to the flagpole.

At this time, the sun flag was still rustling in the wind.

He soaked the sun flag with wine.

With a "click", the lighter was ignited, and the small flame swayed in the wind.

With a "whoosh" sound, a big fire rose up.

The orange-red flames quickly engulfed the Sun Flag, causing it to curl up.

Burn the Sun Flag!
"it is good!"

"Good job!"

"Burning, hahaha~~~"

Downstairs, the Chinese people cheered and cheered.

And those Japanese shouted angrily.

"Bagaya road!"

"Kakaka~~~"

At this moment, many media outlets captured this eye-catching scene.

The photographer from the Los Angeles Times knelt on one knee to adjust the focus. As the flashes went off, Afeng's silhouette standing on the edge of the roof was stretched out, and he reflected sharp light in the sunlight.

The picture freezes,

A young Chinese man stands on the rooftop, under the sun, the burning sun flag, and the chaotic background of the street below.

And at this moment,
“Beep beep beep~~~~~~~”

The police finally arrived.

The scene had only been going on for 10 minutes and it had already become so chaotic. If it had been any later, people would have died.

The shrill sound of sirens came from far away.
Police officers wearing stab-proof helmets held up shields and formed a human wall to advance.

"Disperse! Everyone retreat!"

The sound of the loudspeaker covered the entire venue.

More media reporters' cameras captured all of this, trying to turn this ten-minute conflict into the hottest headlines in tomorrow's newspapers.

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Almost at the same time,

In Japantown in Los Angeles, conflicts also broke out between Chinese and Japanese.

The president, Kazuo Aso, was found by Xiaofu wearing "superman glasses", dragged out to the street, beaten up by a group of Chinese, and splashed with red paint. It will probably take a month to wash it off.

"Bagaya Road~~~"

"Baga~Woo woo woo~~~"

Someone kicked his mouth and knocked out many of his teeth, so he could only whimper.

The Los Angeles police then arrived and separated the two sides.

……

...At noon that day,

News programs on major television stations reported this "rarely seen" large-scale conflict.

CNN received the money and reported to the camera with a serious expression:

"This morning, two major demonstrations and clashes occurred in Los Angeles and San Francisco..."

"The specific cause is..."

"The footage from the conflict showed that the Japanese group was the first to throw bottles at the Chinese parade and use insulting language to provoke them. The Chinese fought back in self-defense when they could no longer tolerate it."

In the video, clips of Japanese youths waving their fists and Chinese people dodging attacks with wine bottles were played repeatedly.

At the same time, the news released the police's arrest data: a total of 12 Chinese and 8 Japanese were arrested, and the number of injured on both sides were 18 Chinese and 10 Japanese respectively. Most of the injured suffered skin injuries and minor fractures.

Many media outlets also received money from Japan.

ABC News reported: "This is an organized incident of violence by the Chinese." The camera deliberately magnified the scenes of Chinese burning flags and attacking Japanese stores, and attributed the cause of the conflict to "deliberate provocation" by the Chinese.

The news also interviewed several Japantown merchants and published photos of them looking worried as they faced damage to their shops. The headline directly pointed out that "Peaceful neighborhood destroyed: Chinese extreme behavior hits San Francisco's Japanese community hard."

Guan Zu's plan was successful.

Regardless of which side they are on, the national media do not want to give up the heat and report on this conflict.

Citizens and tourists across the United States have been drawn to this incident.

When these media report on the conflict, they naturally cannot avoid reporting on the cause of the conflict - the Nanjing Massacre.

This further deepened the impression of the Nanjing Massacre in the minds of Americans and tourists.

Guan Zu’s goal was achieved!
……

……

"Hahaha~~~~"

“I thought this Chinese guy was so awesome!”

"They don't know that they have made a stupid move!"

new York,

Wall Street, Morgan Building.

Squidward tycoon Bloomberg watched the news and laughed.

Many people don't know him, but the Bloomberg information terminal he created is an important information tool for the global financial market, providing a large amount of data and information services to financial institutions and others.

而且在未来2001年，他会放弃民主党籍，并在2001年11月以共和党人的身份当选为纽约市第108任市长。2005年11月，再次当选纽约市市长。2009年11月，第三次当选纽约市市长。

This shows that this person is really powerful.

recent,
He had been following the Chinese propaganda about the Nanjing Massacre and was disgusted by the Chinese practice of tying people up, but he could do nothing about it.

It can be said that Bloomberg is facing a formidable enemy.

result,

How could the Chinese do such a thing today?
Deliberately provoking conflict?
Bloomberg certainly saw that the Chinese wanted to use the conflict to stimulate the attention of the American people to the Nanjing Massacre.

but!

These Chinese people have got one thing wrong: this kind of violence will arouse nationwide resentment!
Since you are the victims, you should arouse everyone's sympathy. Why do you still need this kind of violence? How can you arouse everyone's sympathy with this violence?
“What stupid Chinese people!”

"Hahaha~~ It seems that I was overthinking it. This Chinese person is not that smart."

Without saying a word, Bloomberg called his subordinates at the American-Israeli Council and assigned them tasks.

"Mobilize our media to stigmatize Chinese people as much as possible..."

"They incited violence..."

Bloomberg tapped his fingertips on the mahogany desk, and the phone came from the receiver where the AIC's subordinates respectfully replied, "Yes, sir!"

“Remember, you cannot deny the Nanjing Massacre directly, that will cause trouble. You must focus on ‘acts of violence.’ Let the Wall Street Journal publish an editorial, and the accompanying picture must be one of the pictures in the ABC report: a picture of a Chinese youth throwing a fist and a Japanese old man holding his head—”

"Yes!"

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a new day,
Most newspapers across the United States, including the Los Angeles Times and the San Francisco Daily News, reported on the two protest conflicts.

The front page of the Los Angeles Times was almost entirely occupied by the same picture - in the orange-red flames, the silhouettes of young Chinese people standing on the roof overlapped with the burning sun flag, and the streets below were littered with broken bottles and struggling figures.

"Historical Hatred Erupts: A Bloody Battle in the Streets of San Francisco"

The article quoted at length the accusations of Chinese protesters: "We just want Japan to face up to history and apologize for the atrocities committed back then!"

The accompanying pictures, showing injured Chinese covering their bleeding foreheads and Japanese right-wingers holding up wine bottles, allowed every reader who flipped through the newspaper to feel the intensity of the scene.

The New York Times sympathized with Japan. Jewish commentator Isaac Rosenberg wrote an article titled "Tolerance is not Indulgence: On the Self-Destructive Protests of Ethnic Minorities," comparing the San Francisco incident with the black civil rights movement in the 1960s: "Martin Luther King never instigated flag burning, but today's Chinese radicals are using violence to dispel the legitimacy of historical suffering."

Some TV programs also broadcast edited videos, focusing on images of Chinese youths wielding sticks, children crying in fear, and elderly people losing their income due to store closures, with a voice-over: "These extremists are venting their hatred on innocent Japanese residents, but they are trying to portray the Japanese as outright abusers and invaders. It's ridiculous."

In the following days,
Because the public opinion was too intense, the follow-up of this incident became more and more serious.

The heat explodes.

One after another, American media rushed over to share in this news feast!
……

Following reports over the past few days,
Ordinary American citizens are learning more and more information through newspapers and television, and their reactions are polarized.

Many Americans expressed sympathy for the Chinese. A middle-aged woman said in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle: "They just want an apology, which is not too much to ask! The Japanese violence is shocking."

But there were also many people who came to watch the fun and discussed the details of the conflict in bars and cafes.

Some people also think that the Chinese people's behavior is too radical: "No matter what the history is, the Chinese people cannot escape blame for creating such chaos in public."

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CNN Center building in Atlanta, Georgia.

As the world's first television station to broadcast news around the clock, CNN has long focused on real-time news updates and has accumulated a high level of authority in reporting major news events.

His live coverage of the 1991 Gulf War greatly increased his international profile.

CNN's programs such as "Moneyline" and "Larry King Live" are very popular with the audience. "Moneyline" is the first online business news program, which attracts a large number of corporate executives and brings CNN rich advertising revenue.

Larry King Live is the flagship show. The host, Larry King, is known for his bold and sharp questions. The show has interviewed many well-known figures in the fields of politics, business, entertainment, sports, etc. In 1993, the show attracted nearly 2000 million viewers for broadcasting the television debate between Al Gore and Perot, setting a record for the highest ratings in the United States.

By the way, he also interviewed Wan Shuiye in 1987.

(Figure)

Noon, 12 o'clock.

Larry King, 62, was going downstairs to eat.

"Sir~~~"

At this time, a secretary came in and said, "Here is an interview invitation that you should be interested in."

Larry King asked as he walked out of the office, "What invitation?"

Secretary: "It is Mr. Li Jie, the man behind the conflict between the Chinese and the Japanese, and Ms. Zhang Chunru, the author of The Nanjing Massacre. They want to invite you to be on your show."

Larry King nodded: "This is indeed a very interesting topic."

With his keen sensitivity to news, he would naturally be aware of the public opinion in recent days.

"Larry King Live" is broadcast at 21 p.m. every day, which means that it needs a lot of sources of material.

The recent conflict between Japan and the Chinese is a good conflict of public opinion, and I believe that the American people will like it very much.

Secretary: "Do you want to agree?"

(End of this chapter)