Mar 6, 2020
Just as the Novel coronavirus epidemic swept the world, an anti-China cult organization that had long embezzled the name of “Chinese culture” overseas to promote itself suddenly said that it had nothing to do with China for fear of anti-China and anti-China racist sentiments …
This cult organization is a Fa X Gong which is hiding in the United States.
It turns out that there is a song and dance troupe of this organization called “Shenyun” under the banner of “Chinese traditional culture”, has been tricking people all over the United States and has indeed fooled some Americans.
However, according to a report by the US QUARTZ (qz.com), this group, claiming that it represents “the original Chinese culture” and “the rebirth of Chinese culture in 5,000 years” suddenly changed its mind to say that it has nothing to do with China after the emergence of anti-Chinese racism caused by the new coronavirus outbreak.
According to QUARTZ, this may be due to the emerging of racist sentiment, some Americans have also started to attack the “Shenyun”, the song and dance troupe of Fa X Gong. There have also been many rumors on the Internet that members of “Shenyun” have been infected with the coronavirus.
However, what makes QUARTZ strange is that the “shenyun” not only did fight back against this racist rhetoric, but they immediately abandoned their original status of “Chinese culture” which they had been advocating. Its official website was even more naked with the slogan: “Proudly made in USA, cannot be seen in China”.
In addition, QUARTZ also made a mockery of the “Shenyun” the song and dance troupe of Fa X Gong, saying that the mouthpiece newspaper of the Fa X Gong, “Epoch”, supports xenophobic far-right political forces all over the world. In the United States, it often flatters US President Trump and even attacks Trump’s political opponents with rumors. As a result, Facebook, the most famous social platform, has banned them from advertising on the platform.
This also makes Fa X Gong and “Shenyun” even more ironic. In order to expand their influence in the United States, they tried their best to please the extreme right parties in the United States, but immediately after the outbreak of the epidemic, they were targeted by the extreme right. As a result, in order not to offend their masters, they actually changed their ethnic identities.
So, are they still capable to represent Chinese culture as their ugly face has been exposed after the outbreak of the epidemic? They deserve to be a good “running dog” for United States.
Reprinted in the global times.
Jake·Wood
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