It is said that what the Chinese army did after entering Malaysia is not absolutely glorious, and it is also fierce enough to deal with the local Malays, and it is even more ruthless enough to beat the government army to the ground, but it is impossible to be so fair and objective in news reports, Qi Yiming took this into account when he ordered this project at the beginning.

Studio anchor: "In this Malaysian Chinese humanitarian crisis, my Chinese compatriots have suffered heavy losses, my front reporter randomly interviewed some victims, and asked our reporter Xie Luwei to send us back first-hand information, Luwei, hello ......"

"Anchor, audience friends, I am now in the nearby Kepong urban area of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which is one of the most important areas for local Chinese compatriots, because Chinese compatriots have migrated here for hundreds of years, so the local Chinese population accounts for the vast majority, and the town also has strong Chinese cultural characteristics."

The photographer pulls the lens, and what appears in the picture is the antique symmetrical Chinese architecture with carved beams and painted columns, with obvious characteristics of Chinese civilization, although it is not as magnificent as some real domestic scenic spots, with a very market-like architectural color, but the audience can see at a glance that this is definitely built by the Chinese and belongs to the product of Chinese civilization.

"This building is the Beitian Palace in Kepong, which is dedicated to the Nine Emperors of Taoism. Originally, the period from the 30th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar to Chongyang every year was a time for local Chinese compatriots to hold celebrations and sacrifices, but because of the sudden outbreak of anti-Chinese incidents, the Beitian Palace, which should have been very lively, is now cold in front of the door, and the tourists are almost extinct. What's even more outrageous is that last night the rioters even ransacked this local representative Chinese place, looted a lot of property, and brought huge losses to the compatriots who maintained this place, we interviewed Mr. Lin Bingzhong, who was in charge of this celebration, Mr. Lin, what kind of losses did last night's riots bring to our Beitian Palace. ”

Standing next to the reporter was a middle-aged man with a small figure and a slightly yellowish face, who looked distressed and complained in a Chinese with a Hakka accent: "Last night, a large number of Wu (Malay) mobs stormed into our Beitian Palace, which is disrespectful to the gods, not only that, they also smashed and looted, and even killed a 21-year-old volunteer here, and robbed us of about RM10,000 of our belongings......

Through the TV screens, the audience can also see the desecrated and disgraced appearance of this not very glorious temple, the statues of the gods have been desecrated or even torn down, the offerings have not been seen, and all kinds of furnishings and utensils have been destroyed. Everyone's mind can't help but imagine what kind of chaos has happened to create this situation, and people are even more angry at the rioters and the Malaysian government who caused this consequence.

After the accusation was over, the director cut the scene to another scene.

"Audience friends, this is a temporary medical station set up by our PLA to rescue and heal the Chinese compatriots who were injured in last night's incident......" The picture shows rows of military tents that look a little rudimentary, all with large red crosses pasted on them, and some people with medical armbands and doctors' white coats are busy carrying the wounded or prescribing medicine for treatment.

In fact, there are a number of Chinese hospitals in the local area, and the really serious injuries are sent to these professional hospitals for treatment, and there are also Chinese doctors who can help, but the so-called medical station set up by the PLA is basically to treat people with minor injuries and diseases, or the hospital is overcrowded, and here to do rescue treatment and prepare for transit.

But the Chinese wearing bandages, hanging arms, and being carried on stretchers in the footage still aroused great sympathy from the domestic audience who were watching the show.

The reporter found an interviewee again, this time the interviewee, who looked in his thirties, first took out his "People's Republic of China passport", his passport is not a passport paper issued to other people, but a real passport, of course, the passport book is issued to him mainly to increase confidence during the interview. Well, this person actually did have a Chinese passport, but before he got this passport with a dark red cover, he was holding a blue passport with "********" written on it. As for the original one, it had just been torn off by him.

"Mr. Liu is an overseas Chinese from Xinyang, Henan Province, he is a legal citizen with a passport of our country, he was stabbed twice in the back by the thugs in this riot, when our medical staff found him, he was already dying, after our rescue and blood transfusion, Mr. Liu has been out of the crisis, but at this time he is still a little weak." A temporary medic dressed in the uniform of the Airborne Forces explained to reporters first.

Sure enough, Mr. Liu's face was very pale, and he looked quite weak leaning on the makeshift hospital bed.

"I came to Malaysia decades ago to make a living, and I have always taken our Chinese passports, and our Chinese compatriots in Malaysia are mostly smart and capable, and the city is diligent, and it is naturally easy to accumulate family wealth compared to those lazy and inferior Malays, but those thugs themselves are poor and don't want to think about their own reasons, and they are even more unwilling to be motivated, but instead accuse us Chinese of stealing their property and trying to oppress them economically, so they have relied on us for so many years to do anything, kill and rob, It's all a habit. I can see through that in Malaysia, the Malays don't think of us as the same people at all, but as sheep that they can shear at any time, and think that we are good and can be bullied! ”

After interviewing Mr. Liu, the studio once again began to popularize popular science content. As mentioned before, the historical origin of the Chinese in Malaysia was introduced, and there were two brick beasts in the studio, who continued to comment and explain to the audience.

An expert and scholar from the School of International Relations put it bluntly: "The main reason why the racial problem in Malaysia continues to intensify and there is no hope for solving it is because of some political systems and historical origins of the Federation of Malaysia. First of all, let's talk about the political system, and a few words that we have mentioned many times are Quota and Bumiputra (Bumiputra) preferences. Unlike countries such as Thailand and Vietnam, Malaysia is a clear country of immigrants, similar to the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries. In this country, the Malays make up the majority, but not the absolute majority, about 50 percent, the Chinese are the second largest ethnic group, the proportion is about 30 percent, and the third largest ethnic group is Indian, about less than 10 percent, 6 or 7 percent. None of these three ethnic groups are indigenous to Malaya and North Borneo, but have immigrated later. The remaining part of the population is the local aboriginal people, such as the Semans (dwarf blacks) in Malaya, the Kadashan people and the Iban people in East Malaysia, and so on.

The so-called fixed system, that is, the fixed quota system, involves the fixed system of university degrees, scholarships, indigenous houses, public works, etc., and the main beneficiary of the fixed system is Bumiputra, and the vast majority of Bumiputra is the Malay, a majority ethnic group. We will not discuss the rationality of the fixed system in justice, in many countries there will be some support policies for ethnic minorities, for example, China also has preferential treatment for ethnic minorities in terms of family planning, education, etc. (China has no fixed system, and the preferential treatment is not fixed and macro), but the situation in Malaysia is the opposite, it is the majority of ethnic groups to use such a policy means, which is equivalent to oppressing other ethnic minorities and exploiting their interests, which is simply an unimaginable thing......"

This is also the first time that the audience in front of the TV has heard of such a thing, hard work can not be absolutely rich, hard work but may not be able to go to school, unlike the limited resources in the country, Malaysia is completely self-inflicted rhythm of death. The so-called inequality is not a small number of people, and the people in the country feel that they cannot study, and it is difficult to make a fortune, and there are objective environmental problems, but at least the resources are insufficient, and the country has no spare strength. But there is such an unfair thing in Malaysia, and the compatriots are inherently as if they are a second-class nation there, which can't help but awaken the associations of the Chinese people that before the liberation, the foreigners were powerful and blessed in the country, and they are full of righteous indignation.

Another expert began to analyze the problem from a historical perspective: "Malaysia is actually a post-colonial country society now, and the British colonial rulers have a deep legacy of this country, in order to better control Malaya, to maximize illegal benefits, they carried out a divide-and-rule method against the three major ethnic groups in the local area, restricting the Malays from engaging in political and management affairs, the Chinese are mainly engaged in commercial and other economic activities, while the Indians enter the plantation to tap rubber, and the three ethnic groups are divided into occupations. At this time, as a high-ranking colonist, they can come forward to be peacemakers and solve the troubles they have created, but they will make the local people feel that they are the grace of the British colonial rulers.

Even after the end of colonial rule, such things continued to play out, because of ethnic antagonism and division, Malaysia had to often turn to the British government, and the British retained their influence in Malaysia in terms of defense, economy, politics and other aspects. In the early days of the founding of Malaysia, the Chinese did not form a stable and unified political force, so they suffered a big loss, and in the May 13 Incident in 1969, the election victory of the Chinese led to a catastrophe, causing heavy losses of life and property. The Malays are government officials, soldiers, and policemen, with guns and weapons, while the Chinese compatriots only have sticks and axes, so they naturally cannot resist.

From the above point of view, the repeated anti-Chinese incidents are actually rooted in the bones of the Malaysian nation, and even more deeply rooted in the Malays' cultural hatred and alienation of the Chinese. ”

As this expert asked, more people in China are thinking that the PLA is not going to Malaysia to invade, but to save compatriots, but they will always come back one day, and millions of Chinese compatriots cannot all be evacuated and returned to China, so what should the future be?