What do summer festivals mean?

Summer Festival is a traditional festival in Japan, which is the general name of "traditional festivals" held in summer, and the time is from mid-July to late August every year.

The so-called summer festival is actually a memorial service in Japan. During this period, many performances will be held among the people. Japanese people wear kimonos to go shopping, buy things, participate in recreational activities, and perform fireworks, which is somewhat similar to our ancient temple fairs. However, it has become popular in China in recent years, especially this year, it is planned to be held all over the country. 20 cities plan to hold 2 1 summer festivals, but the biggest incentive for fermentation and protest is still there.

Where is Nanjing? I believe it goes without saying that everyone knows that it has been so many years since the Nanjing Massacre, and every time I look back at relevant information and reports, it makes people angry. So there was an activity about Japan, where Japanese war criminals slaughtered our ancestors. How can I make people not angry? It is hypocritical to say that it promotes national culture, adds animation and secondary elements, and attempts to convince us of their so-called "kindness", but who knows the real intention behind it.

In fact, this is a cultural invasion. If this kind of activity is held safely in Japan, OK is fine, but if it is held in China, I want to confuse people. You know, most people in China are patriotic, and you can't just fool around with two or three explanations. Perhaps this activity will be sought after by many young people, but it is also unconsciously. When everyone knows the truth, who will continue to pay for such activities?

I really got goose bumps when I saw the so-called "awa odori" dancing in the summer festival. No matter how many times I watch it, I feel very uncomfortable. However, after I checked the information, I learned that 1937, the war criminals who died after the Japanese occupied Nanjing were this kind of evocation dance. Today, 85 years later, it is really chilling to dance this kind of dance in Nanjing. It's really scary.

Speaking of which, it suddenly occurred to me that an online celebrity punch-in point near me last year was decorated in Japanese style. It was quite popular then. Many people come here to punch in, attracting more young boys and girls. They came here to pose for photos, because it was only one or two kilometers away from me, so I followed suit. Actually, I don't feel anything either. I can't figure out the beauty they said, but it's been torn down now. So I think some people who will attend the summer festival are pursuing novelty and don't understand the meaning behind it.

For some activities, we should not blindly follow the trend, but clearly know what the significance of this activity is, and we should resolutely resist those "hostile" activities.