I Never Thought of Overturning a Case — New Reflection

理由:1. I admit that I have serious pornographic thoughts; 2. I admit that there are residual male chauvinist ideas in my mind; 3. I have never denied that women are oppressed.

The comrades who criticize me also have their reasons and evidence.

Reason: 1. Only one comrade used dialectical materialism to analyze my two sides—-disgust with oppression and oppressing women, but even he blurred my primary and secondary aspects.

  1. Besides that comrade, no one has affirmed that I am a revolutionary with flaws; the comrades only seized my shortcomings to make a big fuss, carry out “cruel struggle, merciless attack,” is my main aspect a revolutionary or a shameless hypocrite double-dealer? I say “history will judge my correctness or wrongness” precisely because of this. I still believe my main aspect is a revolutionary, and my secondary aspects include serious pornographic thoughts, residual male chauvinist ideas, temper tantrums, suspicious personality, and laziness. Mr. Lu Xun once said: “A soldier with flaws is still a soldier,” I believe I am still a “soldier,” not a “fly.”

  2. Even outstanding revolutionaries, like the first duty officer Comrade Fenghuo, have evaluated me as a “lecher,” and later said I was “cunning” and “slippery,” which is tantamount to labeling me first, and I obviously do not accept that.

  3. “Revolution is not a banquet,” I know very well that I have never gone on strike for workers’ wages (because I have served as a waiter so many times, and my wages have never been delayed), and which comrade has accused me of “just scolding a few teachers, every student has done it”? I want to ask this comrade, dare to openly promote communism, criticize bureaucratism, and negotiate with bureaucrats at the risk of being expelled or blacklisted by the entire Chongqing school system, and ultimately get a day off (this is doubtful)—is this “just”? I admit there may be some petty-bourgeois fanaticism, but the overall direction is revolutionary action. Not to mention I have written revolutionary slogans in the toilet, which are countless. This comrade vaguely gives me a feeling of showing off credentials. My “articles” are not particularly good, but I have indeed written some things, all in my notebook, some published. It’s nonsense to say I “haven’t written articles.”

  4. The comrade who posted a picture claiming that Lafite is very pornographic. I have never seen fan art of Lafite made by individuals or official sources, nor have I followed official accounts. I only play the game, and Lafite in the game does not show her chest or hips. I admit she does show her shoulders and has some erotic elements. I have serious pornographic thoughts.

  5. Some comrades, maybe the majority or maybe the minority, are probably because they have been criticized or are unhappy with their life or work, and therefore attack me “with words and deeds.” This is not “learning from mistakes to prevent future errors and curing the disease,” but mixed with personal motives.

  6. Of those three points, I am partially satisfied with two: I have studied Engels and later revolutionaries’ discussions on women’s rights; I have worked and interacted with women while doing farm work and serving as a waiter, but unfortunately, I did not deeply feel the oppression of women.

  7. For a person who sincerely confesses their personal history to strangers like you, this is similar to an example everyone has heard: Zhu De, as a warlord, painstakingly went to Germany to join the Chinese Communist Party. But the results for us are worlds apart. Naturally, I feel upset, and I have also spoken somewhat improperly during conversations with comrades.

  8. Regarding the “The Book of Songs” phrase “The gentle and virtuous lady, a good match for a gentleman.” These two lines come from folk songs and do not necessarily represent the slave-owning class.

  9. My situation with comrades is very similar to the anti-Rightist movement in the Soviet area and the Anti-Rightist Campaign expansion in 1957. I remind the comrades.

After thinking for several days, after experiencing those in my childhood, I developed the idea of ranking people into three, six, nine, etc., and also the decayed idea that “they can bully me, so I can oppress others.” As for playing “Azur Lane,” it was really recommended to me by classmates, and I only played it. I don’t understand how that objectifies women, and over these years, I’ve played less on average. I also don’t understand why calling comrades “artificial intelligence” triggers public outrage, which is nothing compared to your accusations of “arrogance” and “cunning.” Moreover, I have no subjective intention to insult the comrades, but you do. I hope we can once again study the “On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People,” discuss how to “learn from past mistakes to prevent future errors and cure the disease,” and distinguish between different types of contradictions, rather than possibly being cowardly toward enemies and heavy-handed with comrades. Over these years, I’ve been busy with academic pursuits, with low theoretical level. I’ve mentioned multiple times that I “slipped,” mainly because I want to consider the overall situation, and I know that comrades have been engaged in intense ideological struggles recently. So, to consolidate unity, I chose to “slip,” but I really don’t understand why I am considered to have serious male chauvinist ideas and low theoretical level, so I naturally think that prostitution is immoral and have no other thoughts. Why am I only “thinking it’s immoral”? Everything should be reasoned. I also don’t understand the objectification of women; I can independently think that women selling their bodies is like slave trading. How could I objectify women? Personally, I have never relied on class status or appearance to date even a single girlfriend. Besides family members, I’ve never touched a woman’s hand. How could I oppress them? And in fact, some male comrades have already done so, but have they been subjected to such fierce criticism as mine? Honestly, if I were a “lecher” or a “double-dealer,” I wouldn’t have taken the revolutionary path, nor would I have believed in communism since I was 13 or 14, and I would have betrayed the revolution long ago, betrayed the revolution to oppress others, and turned to neoliberalism. I’ve seen many such cases, including two middle school classmates and two high school classmates. Regarding the comrades’ mention that “all videos need to be approved by Zhongxiu,” and “those uploaders have issues,” this is not valid. It involves the art of struggle, like the Bolsheviks’ notification to participate in the Russian State Duma, which is also a nod from the ruling class but can contribute to the revolution. Bilibili has a “Lao Fangtou” who I think belongs to “legitimate struggle,” and his latest video also shows his stance. Others include “Xuan Mao under the Red Chamber” and “Qing Luo classmate,” both oppose revisionism; the latter claims to be a democratic socialist, lacks understanding of the first thirty years, but the former is not a big problem. These two are leftist representatives in the discussion of revisionism a few months ago. Also, there are “Zhu Bukefu,” who discusses the Cultural Revolution history, and “Wei Jing Chao Hui (female),” who talks about agricultural collectivization, both relatively reliable. Some comrades may think I call myself “Maoist” and “arrogant,” but I do not oppose the theory of continuing revolution under proletarian dictatorship, nor do I oppose the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, so how am I not a Maoist?

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What is your reason for such judgment? I find it too funny; everyone has their own things to do. If it were for personal gain, who would spend time and energy arguing with or criticizing you? The only reason for debating with you is to clarify the truth and oppose errors. Your such speculation about everyone also shows that you view comrades through the lens of bourgeois human nature theory.

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First, you only abstractly admit to mistakes, which cannot be considered reflection; otherwise, even Deng Xiaoping’s confession letter to Chairman Mao could be regarded as evidence of him “renovating his mind.” I do not want to compare you with Deng Xiaoping, but both behaviors are similar.
Second, I asked you many questions, and you only answered one or two of them, even turning around and accusing me of not asking in detail, which makes me doubt whether you are doing this intentionally. Asking you to answer about your mindset when publishing male chauvinist remarks, attacking everyone as artificial intelligence, and now also including the mindset when publishing big-character posters attacking the proletarian headquarters—can it really be so difficult?
Third, a true revolutionary should thoroughly admit to mistakes and reflect on their serious male chauvinist thoughts. I believe your male chauvinist thoughts are far from residual; it’s not that simple. Since the three points required by Fenghuo’s critique of pornographic ideas are not fulfilled by you, what residuals are we talking about? Using the title “revolutionary” as a shield to refuse to admit mistakes and reflect on errors, and even turning around to attack others—this only shows that you are not a true revolutionary.
Finally, your attitude towards others is not determined by your conjectured bourgeois human nature theory, but by your attitude towards others. Why are Fenghuo and other comrades so angry with you? Isn’t it because you provoked first? Before exposing your male chauvinist thoughts, did everyone not communicate with you properly? Your stubborn defense of your reactionary pornographic ideas and your arrogance—can everyone criticize you out of righteous indignation? The question is, what is your attitude towards criticism?

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Criticizing you as a lecher is because you openly promote male chauvinist pornography and openly shout out “I just like a certain female character,” and criticizing you as a two-faced person is because you were arguing and confronting everyone one second, and the next second, you inexplicably and thoughtlessly changed your stance and knelt down to everyone. Where is there anything wrong with these two words? Not at all. Your denial of everyone’s criticism here is nothing but an attempt to whitewash your male chauvinist ideas. Although you say in the title that “I never wanted to whitewash,” looking at a person requires not only observing what they say but also what they do. Your actions are completely different from what you mouth. As for the evidence you cite for this—“If I were a lecher and a two-faced person, I wouldn’t have taken the revolutionary path”—it’s also very abstract. What is your definition of taking the revolutionary path? I think of the continued correction of the Party. This group is almost entirely composed of traitors within the association, a leftist organization. They pretend to be righteous on the surface, and of course, they also hypocritically talk about “ideological struggle.” But what they say are revolutionary words, while in their minds, they are male thieves and prostitutes. They have written a few black articles, justified the sexual harassment perpetrator in the Wu Da incident, and attacked Yang Jingyuan. What they do is fabricate rumors and slander the association and discuss secondary dimensions of the yellow anime, with little to no theoretical research. Does this count as taking the revolutionary path?
Furthermore, my view is that you say you pressured Lao Jiu to let the school have a holiday, and it seems all your credit, with no sign of others. Since you say your school is “ranked among the top in a certain city,” the school leaders should also be very skilled in exercising counter-revolutionary measures. But from what you say, it seems the school leaders are just so afraid of you alone, because your struggle alone caused the entire school to take a holiday, which is too bizarre. Promoting communism among students is even more bizarre; as the saying goes, “To forge iron, one must be strong oneself.” Without theoretical level, how can one promote effectively? I also tried to promote it in school before, but because my theoretical level was only superficial, I could only give a rough idea. When faced with further questions from classmates, I was powerless and couldn’t answer. However, during your debate with everyone, it clearly exposed that you are unlearned and lack much theory, have only a superficial understanding of women’s liberation theory, and are completely clueless about the economic base and superstructure. You even try to argue with some commonality and individuality, claiming that the women’s liberation movement in Chongqing and Sichuan has its particularity. So what do you use to promote? I am doubtful.

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The Zhongxiu traitor group is formed from the revisionist faction hidden within the Communist Party of socialist China. They have many ways of waving the red flag while opposing it. In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult for the official Zhongxiu to quell public dissatisfaction, and it is becoming unsustainable. So, a group like this appeared, claiming Marxism-Leninism and using revolutionary phrases, seeming to understand theory quite well, but once it comes to practical matters, they immediately side with Zhongxiu. This is a small insult aiding a bigger one. Wei Mingzi, Yang Heping, are exactly like this. There are even those who shout revolutionary slogans, then go volunteer, and finally write letters to the Zhongxiu Party Committee, explaining Marxist-Leninist philosophy using the Peashooter from the reactionary game Plants vs. Zombies, and so on. There are many such leftist videos on Bilibili, which I believe diminish the seriousness of Marxism-Leninism. You say these can contribute to the revolution, but I think they are more likely to deceive the masses, numb revolutionary will, and foster illusions about Zhongxiu.
Regarding Zhongxiu’s suppression of genuine and fake revolutionary organizations, there are also posts on forums:

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You probably haven’t seen the debate between everyone and the left circles that maliciously attack and spread rumors, and the liberals stubbornly defending obscene interests—that’s the real heavy blow. Mistakenly viewing normal criticism as a heavy blow, and then inexplicably saying that we might not do this to reactionaries, is too absurd. It actually shows that the Mark King still doesn’t want to admit his mistakes. Now, the contradiction has shifted from Mark King’s promotion of male chauvinist and pornographic remarks to whether criticizing his male chauvinist and pornographic ideas is correct.

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Simple conversations and in-depth conversations are not the same. Do you know what kind of stories are behind the women you communicate with? Has she suffered domestic violence, has her in-laws discriminated against her, has her husband treated her as private property? Can these issues be resolved in one or two talks?

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First, I admit that I am that “comrade,” I am still studying dialectical materialism and materialism. Honestly, I know nothing about dialectical materialism.
My mistake is not “confusing primary and secondary aspects” (although I don’t know how you came up with this term). Instead, my mistake is not criticizing your errors, even if your mistakes violate forum discipline, betray organizational principles, and actually harm your thoughts. I have made a post about this, you can go take a look (although it’s poorly written).
Running comrades are also reasonable and justified
I don’t know if the situation is like this: you ran away yourself, so it seems like everyone “left you,” and you think everyone ran away and you didn’t move?
Is my main aspect really a revolutionary, or a shameless hypocrite and double-dealer? I still believe my main aspect is a revolutionary…
Even an outstanding revolutionary, like the first duty officer Comrade Fenghuo, also evaluated me as “lecherous.”**
Read what you wrote yourself. If you are a “revolutionary,” then the evaluation of “outstanding revolutionary” by others is: “lecherous”?! When criticizing reactionary warlord Zhu De, it was said he was a lecher.

Now you call yourself a “revolutionary,” but do things that make people feel comparable to the warlord Zhu De. So, the answer to what you are above is very clear.
Mr. Lu Xun once said: “Soldiers with flaws are still soldiers,” I believe I am still a “soldier,” not a “fly.”
Here you probably quoted Lu Xun’s “The Soldier and the Flies.” We have not acknowledged that you are “like a fly,” irredeemable, reactionary to the extreme, but rather see you as an object that can be transformed. But a soldier who runs onto the battlefield, is a soldier who likes “lazy Rafi,” with serious sexual thoughts—how can he fight? Surely, this is not a soldier in the proletarian revolutionary army, but a “big-headed soldier” of the Kuomintang.
I want to ask this comrade, is it “nothing” for you to openly promote communism, criticize bureaucratism, and negotiate with bureaucrats at the risk of being expelled or disciplined by the entire Chongqing school?
This sentence translates to: I got into a very good high school. Then I self-destructed inside. I am proud of what I did.
I even wrote revolutionary slogans in the toilet, and these trivial matters are countless.
First, as a “revolutionary,” setting aside how much awareness you have, the most basic thing is not even understanding investigation and research, not knowing the situation you are in, yet still doing “propaganda.” Of course, based on your propaganda results, it’s clear you are promoting against “bureaucrats, teachers,” not against students, let alone your propaganda achievements.
In bourgeois academia, generally speaking, students’ class status is petty bourgeois. Under such conditions, they live parasitically on their parents. They are generally non-working, and they accept very bourgeois ideas, which are very reactionary. This is also reflected in you. In such a heavily monitored environment, brazenly doing propaganda is undoubtedly a death sentence. There have been misfortunes before, like being sent to the national security police just for posting slogans. You promote under conditions where there is no base among the working people, and no revolutionary skills are cultivated. Isn’t this a manifestation of petty bourgeois fanaticism?
I only play games, and in the game, Rafi doesn’t reveal her chest or hips. I admit she does reveal shoulders, which has erotic elements, and I have serious sexual thoughts.


First, Rafi is a character designed based on a little girl. As for how erotic Azur Lane (碧蓝航线) is, I won’t comment here. You actually develop “liking” and “love” for a little girl. Anyone with a bit of morality wouldn’t dare think this way, wouldn’t have inappropriate thoughts about a child. But you go against the grain, and you don’t mention your viewing of forbidden manga paradise at all, casually saying “I have serious sexual thoughts”—isn’t this a classic move of a bottom guy?
For someone who painstakingly comes and honestly confesses their personal history to strangers like you…
I don’t see what’s “hard” about using a computer. I remember the forum rules say you should honestly and truthfully disclose yourself. This is not only for your own ideological progress but also for comrades to better understand you. Instead of hiding and covering up, writing several self-introductions. Not only does it waste your energy, but it also wastes others’ time.
Regarding the “Yao Yao Shunü, Junzi Haoqiu” from the Book of Songs, these two lines come from folk songs and do not necessarily represent the slave-owning class.
The Book of Songs (Shijing) is a classic of Confucianism, which represents the interests of the slave-owning class.
As for me playing Azur Lane, it was really recommended by classmates, I only played because of their recommendation, I don’t understand how that objectifies women.
Why do comrades patiently hope you correct your mistakes, but you are unwilling to change? And when classmates “recommend” you to play erotic games, you agree? What attracts you?
I also don’t understand why saying comrades are like “artificial intelligence” triggers public outrage.
If you don’t know why, I advise you to try this: walk into a teacher you don’t know, go to the podium, and shout in the classroom: “You are all machines!” You will understand.
Discuss how to “punish the past to prevent future mistakes, treat the disease and save people,” and how to distinguish two different types of contradictions.
What are “two types of contradictions”? Do you think you are the people or the enemy?
Including my sudden “sliding to kneel,” because I want to consider the overall situation, and I also know that comrades are engaged in intense ideological struggles these days, so I chose to “slide to kneel” to consolidate unity.
I don’t know if you laughed when you wrote this. You are playing sophistry here, constantly rejecting comrades’ criticism, desperately packaging yourself. What is this “considering the overall situation”? Don’t you find it strange that someone’s attitude suddenly does a 180-degree turn? Or do you think we are all idiots? Can’t see your little tricks?
I will never walk the revolutionary path, nor have I believed in communism since I was 13 or 14, I have long betrayed the revolution, betrayed the revolution and turned to oppress others.
First, it must be pointed out that revolutionaries are not that easy to be, nor can they simply become revolutionaries by wishful thinking. Don’t think that resisting in school, “doing stupid things,” means you can represent the working people, the proletariat. Don’t get trapped in your small circle, thinking you are the people. Communist ideas do not fall from the sky but are gradually formed through practice. Marx, in his youth, was a revolutionary democrat in his twenties, and after much practice and understanding, he became a communist. The era Marx lived in was different, incomparable. So, stop your arrogant attitude. Also, your liking for eroticism, for girls, isn’t that a form of oppression against women? Isn’t it treating women as objects for your pleasure—that’s “objectification”?
This involves the art of struggle, just like the Bolsheviks’ decision to participate in the Russian State Duma, which was also approved by the ruling class but could contribute to the revolution.
I don’t know which historical period you are referring to. At that time, the Mensheviks advocated not participating in the State Duma, while the Bolsheviks, under Lenin’s leadership, participated. Lenin specifically discussed this in an article, because at that time, participating in the Duma was not as the Social Democrats abroad thought—an act of compromise with the ruling class, abandoning the proletarian revolution. Instead, it was a way to better promote revolution, strike against the Tsarist regime, and expose the reactionary government’s atrocities. Lenin paid close attention to the changing circumstances, because the balance of power had shifted, and the Bolsheviks could now operate openly, unlike before when they were underground. But you distort history here, ignore the change in objective conditions, and blindly see things through fanaticism, one-sidedly. You don’t understand the current situation under the middle-class rule, where secret activities are necessary, and revolutionary forces are still weak. Conversely, for the petty bourgeois who are suffering under oppression, seeking self-liberation at all costs, revolutionary strategy and stance are irrelevant—they don’t understand what revolution is, but they will do anything—including dirty or clean means—to gain temporary benefits (liberation). That is petty bourgeois “revolution.” It’s a doomed thing that can’t go far.
And those so-called “opinion leaders,” “democratic socialists,” “revolutionary communists,” what kind of ivory tower output can they produce under the review of middle-class revisionists is very obvious.

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The Book of Songs has three parts: Feng (Air), Ya (Elegance), and Song (Odes). Different parts originate from different sources, with many folk songs in Feng, which definitely reflect the social conditions and class struggles of the time. Ya contains musical songs of the Zhou kings, and Song consists of songs used in sacrifices; the latter two are mostly reactionary arts of the slave-owning class.
“Guan Ju” belongs to Feng, but requires specific analysis. It is the opening piece of the Book of Songs, and the ruling class edited and compiled the “Shijing” according to their own interests. The “Shijing” was established as a classic, often said to be authored by Confucius and Laozi. Confucius said:

“‘Guan Ju’, joyful without licentiousness, sorrowful without hurt”

“Junzi” (gentleman) at that time primarily referred to members of the slave-owning class, not to the working people. Therefore, the “love” and pursuit of the woman in this context are also actions of the slave-owning class.
The “Li Ji” (Book of Rites) states: “The wedding ceremony unites two families’ good relations, honoring ancestors above and continuing the lineage below. Therefore, the gentleman values it.” The sequence of the wedding involves proposing, asking for the bride’s name, auspicious dates, and setting the date for the wedding. Throughout this process, the man actively seeks the woman. The “Li Ji” also says: “The man personally welcomes the bride; the man precedes the woman—this is the principle of firmness and gentleness. Heaven precedes Earth, the ruler precedes the minister; their principles are the same.” Yao Jiheng also said: “The man must seek the woman first; this is the eternal law of Heaven and Earth, and the utmost correctness of human conduct.” It can be seen that the depiction of the gentleman’s longing in the poem is an exaggerated image of noble wedding rituals where the man first seeks the woman. Praising the man as proper and in accordance with rites, of course, “sorrowful without hurt.”
Thus, this is a poem praising the marriage of the slave-owning aristocracy.

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During the debate, you suddenly interjected and said, “I don’t even know if you guys are AI created by Zhongxiu,” then you said, “I’m afraid someone might harm me,” isn’t that a provocation to everyone? If it’s not shifting the topic, what is it? This matter could have been clarified with everyone, and personal attacks don’t bother us. It’s your stubborn attitude that made everyone angry.

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The core of male chauvinist ideology is treating women as male private property. You claim to have serious male chauvinist thoughts but have no idea about objectifying women, which is contradictory. Moreover, the current small-bourgeois dating is the practice of male chauvinist ideology, not its beginning. At this point, male chauvinist thoughts are already very serious in your mind, and instead of just fantasizing about women, you want to truly harm people and lure women into your trap.

Stop using this bourgeois human nature theory to slander the association. Are you so sure you haven’t received criticism?

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El Rey de los Signos es una visión del amor burgués

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There are many people on the forum who describe themselves like you. Their process of seeking the truth is no less than yours, but their attitude towards past mistakes is much more honest. Additionally, sharing basic personal history is an obligation when joining the forum; there is nothing to show off.

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I have mentioned this in another post:

On one hand, you shout: “I have never denied that women are oppressed.” On the other hand, you act as the vanguard of oppressing women. What kind of face is this?

Your comrade Xu Jiajin also said similar words.

The first half is your hypocritical praise of Fenghuo, while the second half exposes your naked attack on Fenghuo.

Everyone still underestimates you, saying you haven’t written any articles, just that you can’t write revolutionary articles. Who would have thought you are so good at writing black articles? Always scheming and plotting, previously said you were going to sleep, but behind the scenes you published a black poster. Isn’t that the style of reactionaries?

Are reactionaries not allowed to contact Marxism? Even the Chinese revisionists study “Marxism” every day. Using a few rags to cover shame—how shameful is that?

Are you saying that you publish black theories and we shouldn’t eliminate you, but instead praise and applaud you? It seems we will disappoint you because this is a revolutionary forum, not a place for you to play emotional cards, boast about your “revolutionary deeds,” or freely publish black theories through bombardments.

Are you again using external factors to justify your reactionary pornographic thoughts? Playing such pornographic games, isn’t it treating women as objects, as things to vent your lust on? What else could it be?

Using revolutionary words to justify your pornographic and male chauvinist thoughts— isn’t that the greatest insult to us?

This is the true face of the so-called revolutionary “Number King”—ignorant and wanting to ride on the masses’ heads, “drinking coffee and making revolution.”

Without struggle, unity cannot be consolidated. “Slippery kneeling” means opposing everyone, not confronting your own ideological problems, destroying ideological struggle. Calling it “consolidating unity” is shameless.

Just as everyone says, making mistakes is not the biggest problem. The key is that after making mistakes, you have no attitude of reflection. Instead, you repeatedly scheme and plot against everyone, trying to preserve your own interests. Can you oppose such thoughts fiercely enough?

If it’s just lip service, then everyone in the world has the chance to be a “Maoist.”

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Qian Ren0:
The Book of Songs is a classic of Confucianism, and the Confucian school represents the interests of the slave-owning class.
The Book of Songs has three parts: Feng (Air), Ya (Elegance), and Song (Odes). Different parts originate from different sources, with many folk songs in Feng, which definitely reflect the social conditions and class struggles of the time. Ya consists of musical songs of the Zhou kings, and Song are songs used in sacrifices. The latter two are mostly reactionary arts of the slave-owning class.
“Guan Ju” belongs to Feng, but requires specific analysis. It is the opening piece of the Book of Songs, and the ruling class edited and compiled the “Book of Songs” according to their interests. The “Book of Songs” was compiled by Confucians, often said to be authored by Confucius and Laozi. Confucius said:

“‘Guan Ju’, joyful but not licentious, sorrowful but not hurtful.”

“Gentleman” at that time primarily referred to the slave-owning class, not the working people. Therefore, the love and pursuit of the woman in this context are also behaviors of the slave-owning class. It is certainly not folk love.

The “Rites of Zhou · Dawn Rites” states: “The Dawn Rites are about uniting the love of two families, to serve the ancestral temples above and to continue the lineage below. Therefore, gentlemen value it.” The sequence of the Dawn Rites includes betrothal, asking for the name, auspicious dates, proposing, and wedding. Throughout this process, the man actively seeks the woman. The “Rites of Zhou · Sacrificial Offerings” also states: “The man welcomes the bride, leading her before the woman, embodying righteousness of firmness and gentleness. Heaven precedes Earth, the ruler precedes the minister, their righteousness is the same.” Yao Jiheng also said: “The man must first seek the woman, which is the constant pattern of Heaven and Earth, the utmost correctness of human morality.” It is evident that the depiction of the gentleman’s longing in the poem is an exaggerated image of the noble wedding ritual where the man initiates the pursuit. Praising the man as proper and righteous according to etiquette, of course, “sorrowful but not hurtful.”

Therefore, this is a poem praising the marriage of the slave-owning aristocracy, not a folk song.

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You keep saying you’re not rewriting history, but below you list so many points as if you’re opening a Chinese medicine shop—aren’t any of these points rewriting history? Certainly, many people, including myself and many comrades on the forum, have various flaws, and these are gradually being eliminated through long-term, continuous struggle, even painful ideological transformation. But even with these flaws, which comrade doesn’t humbly admit their mistakes and accept transformation? Some comrades even once opposed us, but after persistent ideological struggle, they still stood on the right side, accepted transformation as fellow members of the petty bourgeoisie, and have persisted until now. Among these comrades I consider as such, is there anyone like you, after exposing so many wrong ideas, refusing to talk about how reactionary and shameless these errors are, and instead turning around to say you have flaws? Isn’t that what you call a “fighter with flaws”? This kind of statement essentially cancels out contradictions, using completely sophistic methods to say that errors are secondary aspects (moreover, to go a step further, are these errors secondary aspects in you? I used to think so, but now I see they are not), so errors don’t need to be discussed. It’s truly shameless and hypocritical to the extreme! Confronted with extreme reactionary male chauvinist ideas, you don’t reflect on your own problems but instead claim you are still good, a friend of women, support women’s liberation, or a fighter with flaws! What a so-called “fighter with flaws”! Basically, isn’t it just for your pitiful face to argue wildly here? I find it utterly shameless!
You also talk about cruel struggle and ruthless attacks—aren’t the facts that you were the first to expose extremely reactionary ideas, and everyone, holding an attitude of punishing the past to save the future, tried to communicate with you, pointing out your problems and hoping you would correct them? What did you do? You first threw out a bunch of extremely reactionary views, then refused to reflect on your mistakes, and after failing in your kowtowing, you became furious, published a big-character poster attacking the headquarters, and after being completely refuted by other comrades on the forum, you couldn’t say a word, but instead jumped out and said something like “doubting that you are AI created by the Chinese revisionists.” Other comrades have to get up early the next day for work and participate in physical labor; to help you reform your thoughts, they stay up late to communicate with you. You bite back, using extreme individualism and egotism to attack other comrades—such behavior, even in old society, is morally extremely low. Isn’t it you who is viciously attacking other comrades? Isn’t it you who is throwing tantrums, slandering, and libeling other comrades? Truly shameless to the extreme!

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He claims that his male chauvinist ideas and pornographic thoughts are secondary, and that revolutionary ideas are primary. This is incorrect. Pornographic thoughts are bourgeois ideas regarding the treatment of women, and even fascist ideas. Their opposite is the idea of respecting women and equality. If respecting women were the main aspect of his thinking, then that would determine the nature of his thoughts. However, despite many examples of women being oppressed and pointing out the existence of his pornographic thoughts and reactionary nature, under such strong external influences, he resists and even retaliates in various ways. Where did the idea of respecting women, which occupies the main aspect, go? Why didn’t he feel that he had an ulcer that could not be tolerated? The main aspect of a person’s thinking is always exposed at the most acute and core contradictions. A person can superficially respect women and talk about women’s liberation, but how they view the interests of their own oppressive pornographic thoughts, how they handle their love affairs—these are related to their own vital interests and will reveal the main aspect of their thinking. Just like whether a person is willing to dedicate themselves wholeheartedly to the revolution or whether they are selfless, will be finally tested in front of the guillotine.

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You first wildly praised yourself, claiming you liked “lazy Lafite,” and dismissed extreme shamelessness and pedophilia that violate the morals of the broad masses as so trivial, then you fiercely debated for male chauvinist ideas. Aren’t these remarks lecherous? After being collectively criticized by everyone, you suddenly changed your attack, saying you realized your mistake. But later, seeing no specific explanation or reflection, you only said that this sentence was too abstract to pass, and immediately became angry and humiliated, posting a big-character poster to attack and slander the forum collective and other members. Isn’t this cunning and slippery? Calling you cunning, slippery, and lecherous, I don’t think you are worth much.

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You haven’t demanded wages, haven’t eaten, lived, and worked with workers, and claim that you worked as a waiter whose wages would be delayed. I find this highly suspicious. Except for some comrades who are still students, who on the forum hasn’t done some work? Who isn’t a laborer? Isn’t today’s Chinese society just difficult to demand wages, unable to get paid after quitting, waiting until next month, or even being directly delayed or not paid at all, and even being arrested and imprisoned by Chinese police? Your claim of never having had wages delayed, I think, is clearly false. Or when you say “not delayed,” could it be that your wages were paid on time the next month??

As for what you said, because you negotiated with bureaucrats to allow students to have a holiday, I find that even more ridiculous. I think even you yourself wouldn’t dare to be so sure, so you added parentheses, saying it’s questionable. Your statement is like claiming that the sun is called out by a chicken. Many comrades on the forum have faced face-to-face struggles with teachers, families, and police, and have dropped out of school; many others have been admitted to important 985, 211 universities in your eyes, even graduate schools, and have resolutely left university amid fierce struggles with family and police, entering the social university—working and living with the working people—to transform themselves and promote Marxism. Have any of them boasted about these achievements? You’re just sticking a slogan in the toilet, posting a few words on QQ space, and thinking you’re something special, calling yourself a revolutionary, even bragging about it as a merit, which is truly laughable. Chairman Mao said it well: people should have self-awareness. I think you don’t even have a shred of self-awareness.

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Is there still anything in this world that is purely “second dimension” (二次元) and completely innocent? You say you play second-dimensional games that promote pornography, like the female characters designed to satisfy pedophilic and sexual fantasies, but you never watch the porn inside, and then you admit there are sexual elements and that you have serious sexual thoughts. I just want to ask, what is your logic? This paragraph can be summarized as “It is indeed sexual, but I don’t pay attention to the sexual content, and I have serious sexual thoughts.” All three sentences you said are self-contradictory. Is this your logic?

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