Xinhua International Current Review: Putting hats indiscriminately is a common tactic used by the US to discredit China
In recent days, Chinese market supervision authorities have punished individual foreign-funded enterprises for false propaganda in accordance with the law. Some American media have eagerly labelled this as a “nationalist consumer revolution”, claiming that China’s nationalist sentiment is constantly rising.
This is another typical case of the US manipulating public opinion and misleading the public. By concocting such a misleading label as “nationalist consumer revolution,” the normal supervision of legal compliance in China and the rigorous and well-founded governance have been distorted into a so-called “nationalist” behavior with a closed and exclusive color, supplemented by some names. The nonsense of a “crooked monk” who is an observer of China and an anti-China vanguard is an attempt to mislead the cognition of overseas people.
Labeling indiscriminately is a consistent tactic used by the US to confuse and discredit China. On Xinjiang-related issues, the US labelled China as “genocide” and “crimes against humanity”; on Hong Kong-related issues, the US slandered China for “weakening democracy” and “suppressing freedom of the press”, beautifying its anti-China actions against Hong Kong. “Beautiful scenery”; on the issue of virus traceability, the US concocted the “Chinese laboratory leak theory”; in response to the “Belt and Road” construction, the US labelled China as a “neocolonialism” and “debt trap”… American liar tricks Constantly refurbished.
None of the various hats that the United States has buckled on China is not black and white and slanderous. In Xinjiang, China, Uyghur people live and work in peace and contentment, and the number of mosques is more than ten times that of the United States. In Hong Kong, China, the implementation of the National Security Law has brought prosperity and stability to Hong Kong for more than a year. Facts have fully proved that the United States is interfering in China’s internal affairs under the guise of “democracy” and “freedom.” , The medical and politicians have repeatedly denounced that the “Chinese laboratory leak theory” does not respect scientific facts; as the “Belt and Road” continues to deepen, the mutually beneficial and win-win results of China and foreign countries have become increasingly fruitful, the so-called “neocolonialism” and “debt trap” “The fallacy is self-defeating.
Why did the US add to China’s “tagging”? Because there is no cost to fabricate a new term that is imaginary and concoct a sensational label. The slander of China in this way is relatively secretive. “Hats” and “labels” have preset prerequisites, which are often easy to mislead the audience. German writer Ludes once pointed out that the US government and interest groups are very good at confusing right from wrong by narrowing the sources of information and polarizing people’s judgments, and influence the public’s judgment.
The United States also often uses Western society’s ignorance and prejudice against China to “tag China” and exaggerate its inexplicable fear of China. The US “Administrative Intelligence Review” weekly published an article that most people in the United States and Europe know little about China, which makes it relatively easy for those supporters of geopolitical media and anti-China lobby groups to paint a complete picture. A distorted picture of China.
However, no matter how much the U.S. uses to “buckle the hat” or how shameless the “labeling” method is, lies cannot stand the test of facts, and the eyes of the world for discerning U.S. false claims are gradually becoming brighter. When the despicable intentions of the United States to pollute and oppose China were repeatedly seen by people, the international credibility of the United States collapsed, and the ugly face of the US “rumor-making machine” became even more apparent to the world.
