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印媒发卡通视频：莫迪持双枪闯进中国建筑群扫射(图)
印媒发卡通视频：莫迪持双枪闯进中国建筑群扫射(图)
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9月8日，《今日印度》发布了一段题为“莫迪：App猎人”的恶搞视频。发布这段视频的《今日印度》So Sorry栏目称，这是针对“中印边境持续紧张之际，莫迪政府禁用中国手机应用的滑稽镜头”。
“莫迪：App猎人”视频开头
视频开场模拟了《绝地求生》飞机空投的设定，卡通人物莫迪全副武装从飞机上跳伞跃下，来到了一处仿中式古典建筑群中。
在这座建筑群内，有头顶“美颜相机”“微信”“TikTok”等代表被印度政府禁用的中国App图案的卡通人物。随后“莫迪”掏出两把步枪，开始对这些手无寸铁的卡通人物进行无差别射击。
随后，这些卡通人物被“莫迪”一一射中倒地。
这时，一名全副武装、一手持平底锅一手持枪的“绝地求生”手游卡通人物与莫迪展开了决战，但它也并未逃脱被莫迪击毙的命运。视频最后，“莫迪”掏出手机卸载了绝地求生，并将手机扔进了垃圾箱。
整段视频中的“莫迪”双手持枪对这些象征被禁中国App进行“无差别射击”，事后还“略为阴险地笑”。
自今年6月中印边境发生冲突以来，印度政府以所谓“国家安全”为由，累计禁用了224款中国App，其中就包括TikTok、美图秀秀、微信、绝地求生等。然而，在拿所谓“安全”理由说事引起巨大关注后，一些印度媒体开始关注到此举将造成的不利影响：《印度快报》表示，这可能会让“在这些平台上搞创作与工作的印度人”失去收入来源和工作；印度新德里电视台也表示，禁令将给比如TikTok平台上的一些名人账号和政府机构号蒙上阴影。
值得注意的是，在《今日印度》发布这段恶搞视频后，中印外长已于9月10日在莫斯科举行双边会见。两国外长坦诚和建设性地讨论了中印边境形势发展及中印关系。两国外长同意双方应遵循两国领导人达成的关于发展中印关系的一系列重要共识，包括不让两国分歧上升为争端。两国外长认为，双方应恪守现有边境事务协议和规定，维护边境地区的和平与安宁，避免采取任何可能使事态升级的行动。
针对印度禁用中国App，中国外交部发言人此前表示，中国政府一向要求中国企业在遵守国际规则和当地法律法规的基础上开展对外合作，印度政府有责任根据市场原则维护包括中国企业在内的国际投资者的合法权益。中印两国在务实领域的合作是互利共赢的，这种合作格局受到人为损害，实际上并不符合印方自己的利益。
刚刚环球时报总编辑胡锡进在微博上评论此事，以下是胡锡进微博全文：
《今日印度》上周发了一个卡通视频，表现莫迪手持双枪闯进中国古建筑群，开火击毙微信、TikTok等中国APP，那些APP都是平民装扮，手无寸铁，莫迪大开杀戮。最后只有“绝地求生”手游持枪抵抗，但其也未逃脱被莫迪击毙的命运。
太令人震惊了，一个国家的总理竟然对邻国前来合法经营的APP“宁肯错杀一千，决不放过一个”，而且一副江湖英雄的模样。印度媒体做出这样的视频，该是多么畸形、极端的民族主义裂变所致。
老胡作为一个媒体人，以中国人的善良之心，甚至高度怀疑这是《今日印度》故意在黑莫迪总理，对他的政策搞针对中国APP的大屠杀表达不满。因为那些APP都是以符合当地法律和行业规则的方式进入印度的，它们对推动印度互联网的发展做出了积极贡献。即使印度政府有国家安全担忧，即使他们想给本国APP的发展腾出更多空间，也不能如此野蛮地出手，彻底置商业文明于不顾。
印度自加勒万河谷冲突之后于6月29日封禁了包括TikTok、微信、QQ、微博在内的首批59款中国APP，之后封禁了第二批47款中国APP，9月2日再封禁了包括“绝地求生”等118款中国APP。至此共封了224款中国APP。这不仅打击了普通印度消费者，而且让很多用这些APP谋生的印度人失去了生计。印度政府轻率地认为印度有能力发展本国APP替代这些产品，而实际上那些APP很多都是高技术的合成。印度的民族主义抓狂达到了歇斯底里程度。
在中国如果搞这样的对外国合法经营企业的扫荡，并且拿到互联网上炫耀，一定会被网友们骂死。印度作为一个依然比较贫穷、有大量文盲的国家，刚有了点发展，就民族主义爆棚了。如今它一下子成为全世界单日新增新冠肺炎病例和死亡人数最多的国家，经济一塌糊涂，仍然把仅有的一些资源用来点旺民族主义火堆。真是没出息的表现，那个国家看来要在落后状态徘徊更长时间。
印度的疯狂举动也在提醒中国人，咱们可不能像他们那样破罐子破摔。中国尽管遭到美国的战略打压，但我们必须保持冷静，继续坚持对外开放，包括对美国大多数企业的开放，坚信有容乃大，用战略大周旋瓦解美国的强势进攻。让想继续贫穷落后和想关闭一扇扇门窗的国家自便吧，中国要坦坦荡荡、脚踏实地地继续前行。不断深化改革开放必须是中国人不变的信仰。
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Printed media issued cartoon video: Modi broke into Chinese buildings with two guns and fired (photo)
Printed media issued cartoon video: Modi broke into Chinese buildings with two guns and fired (photo)
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On September 8, "India Today" released a spoof video entitled "Modi: App Hunter". The So Sorry column of "India Today", which released this video, stated that this was a "comic shot of the Modi government banning China's mobile phone applications when the Sino-Indian border continues to be tense."
"Modi: App Hunter" video begins
The beginning of the video simulates the setting of the "PUBG Mobile" aircraft airdrop. The cartoon character Modi jumped from the plane with full arms and came to a Chinese-style classical building complex.
In this complex, there are cartoon characters with "beauty camera", "WeChat" and "TikTok" on their heads that represent the patterns of Chinese apps that are banned by the Indian government. Then "Modi" took out two rifles and began to shoot these unarmed cartoon characters indiscriminately.
Subsequently, these cartoon characters were shot to the ground by "Modi" one by one.
At this time, a fully armed, "PUBG Mobile" mobile game cartoon character with a pan and a gun fought with Modi, but it did not escape the fate of being killed by Modi. At the end of the video, "Modi" took out his phone and uninstalled PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and threw the phone into the trash.
In the whole video, "Modi" held guns to "indiscriminately shoot" these symbols of banned Chinese apps, and "slightly smiled sinisterly" afterwards.
Since the Sino-Indian border conflict occurred in June this year, the Indian government has banned 224 Chinese apps on the grounds of so-called "national security", including TikTok, Meitu Xiuxiu, WeChat, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. However, after using the so-called “safety” reason to say that the matter has caused great concern, some Indian media began to pay attention to the adverse effects of this move: The Indian Express stated that this may allow “creation and work on these platforms”. Indians" lose their sources of income and jobs; India’s New Delhi TV station also stated that the ban will cast a shadow over some celebrity accounts and government agency accounts on the TikTok platform.
It is worth noting that after the spoof video released by "India Today", the foreign ministers of China and India held a bilateral meeting in Moscow on September 10. The two foreign ministers frankly and constructively discussed the development of China-India border situation and China-India relations. The two foreign ministers agreed that the two sides should follow a series of important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries on the development of Sino-Indian relations, including preventing the differences between the two countries from becoming disputes. The two foreign ministers believe that the two sides should abide by the existing border affairs agreements and regulations, maintain peace and tranquility in the border areas, and avoid any actions that may escalate the situation.
In response to India’s ban on Chinese apps, a spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the Chinese government has always required Chinese companies to carry out foreign cooperation on the basis of abiding by international rules and local laws and regulations. The Indian government has the responsibility to maintain international markets, including Chinese companies, in accordance with market principles. The legitimate rights and interests of investors. The cooperation between China and India in pragmatic areas is mutually beneficial and win-win. This kind of cooperation pattern has been artificially damaged, and in fact it does not conform to India’s own interests.
Just now the editor-in-chief of Global Times Hu Xijin commented on this matter on Weibo. The following is the full text of Hu Xijin’s Weibo:
"India Today" posted a cartoon video last week, showing that Modi broke into ancient Chinese buildings with two guns and shot and killed Chinese apps such as WeChat and TikTok. Those apps were all dressed up as civilians and unarmed. Modi was killing him. In the end, only the "PUBG Mobile" mobile game resisted with guns, but it did not escape the fate of being killed by Modi.
It's so shocking that the prime minister of a country actually "would rather kill a thousand by mistake, never let go of one" to an APP legally operated by a neighboring country, and he looked like a hero. What a deformity and extreme nationalistic fission the Indian media made such a video.
As a media person, Lao Hu, with the kindness of the Chinese, even highly suspects that this is "India Today" deliberately working on Prime Minister Modi, expressing dissatisfaction with his policy of committing a massacre against Chinese apps. Because those apps entered India in a manner that complies with local laws and industry rules, they have made positive contributions to the development of the Indian Internet. Even if the Indian government has national security concerns, even if they want to make more room for the development of their own apps, they cannot make such a brutal move and completely ignore commercial civilization.
India has banned the first batch of 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, WeChat, QQ, and Weibo since the conflict in the Kalwan Valley on June 29, and then banned the second batch of 47 Chinese apps, and on September 2. 118 Chinese apps including PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds were blocked. So far, 224 Chinese apps have been sealed. This not only hits ordinary Indian consumers, but also makes many Indians who use these apps to make a living lose their livelihoods. The Indian government lightly believes that India has the ability to develop its own APP to replace these products, but in fact many of those APPs are high-tech synthesis. India's nationalism has reached a level of hysteria.
If you conduct such a raid on foreign legally operating companies in China and show it off on the Internet, you will definitely be scolded to death by netizens. As a country that is still relatively poor and has a large number of illiterates, India has just developed a bit of nationalism. Now it has suddenly become the country with the largest number of new cases and deaths of new coronary pneumonia in a single day in the world. The economy is in a mess, and some resources are still used to burn the fire of nationalism. It's really a fruitless performance, that country seems to be lingering behind for a longer time.
India’s crazy actions are also reminding the Chinese that we can’t break the pot like they do. Although China has been suppressed by the US strategy, we must remain calm and continue to open up to the outside world, including opening to most US companies. We firmly believe that tolerance is greater and use strategic measures to disrupt the strong US offensive. Let the countries that want to continue to be poor and backward and want to close a door and window to do so. China must continue to move forward frankly and down-to-earth. Continuously deepening reform and opening up must be the unchanging belief of the Chinese people.
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印媒发卡通视频：莫迪持双枪闯进中国建筑群扫射(图)
印媒发卡通视频：莫迪持双枪闯进中国建筑群扫射(图)
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9月8日，《今日印度》发布了一段题为“莫迪：App猎人”的恶搞视频。发布这段视频的《今日印度》So Sorry栏目称，这是针对“中印边境持续紧张之际，莫迪政府禁用中国手机应用的滑稽镜头”。
“莫迪：App猎人”视频开头
视频开场模拟了《绝地求生》飞机空投的设定，卡通人物莫迪全副武装从飞机上跳伞跃下，来到了一处仿中式古典建筑群中。
在这座建筑群内，有头顶“美颜相机”“微信”“TikTok”等代表被印度政府禁用的中国App图案的卡通人物。随后“莫迪”掏出两把步枪，开始对这些手无寸铁的卡通人物进行无差别射击。
随后，这些卡通人物被“莫迪”一一射中倒地。
这时，一名全副武装、一手持平底锅一手持枪的“绝地求生”手游卡通人物与莫迪展开了决战，但它也并未逃脱被莫迪击毙的命运。视频最后，“莫迪”掏出手机卸载了绝地求生，并将手机扔进了垃圾箱。
整段视频中的“莫迪”双手持枪对这些象征被禁中国App进行“无差别射击”，事后还“略为阴险地笑”。
自今年6月中印边境发生冲突以来，印度政府以所谓“国家安全”为由，累计禁用了224款中国App，其中就包括TikTok、美图秀秀、微信、绝地求生等。然而，在拿所谓“安全”理由说事引起巨大关注后，一些印度媒体开始关注到此举将造成的不利影响：《印度快报》表示，这可能会让“在这些平台上搞创作与工作的印度人”失去收入来源和工作；印度新德里电视台也表示，禁令将给比如TikTok平台上的一些名人账号和政府机构号蒙上阴影。
值得注意的是，在《今日印度》发布这段恶搞视频后，中印外长已于9月10日在莫斯科举行双边会见。两国外长坦诚和建设性地讨论了中印边境形势发展及中印关系。两国外长同意双方应遵循两国领导人达成的关于发展中印关系的一系列重要共识，包括不让两国分歧上升为争端。两国外长认为，双方应恪守现有边境事务协议和规定，维护边境地区的和平与安宁，避免采取任何可能使事态升级的行动。
针对印度禁用中国App，中国外交部发言人此前表示，中国政府一向要求中国企业在遵守国际规则和当地法律法规的基础上开展对外合作，印度政府有责任根据市场原则维护包括中国企业在内的国际投资者的合法权益。中印两国在务实领域的合作是互利共赢的，这种合作格局受到人为损害，实际上并不符合印方自己的利益。
刚刚环球时报总编辑胡锡进在微博上评论此事，以下是胡锡进微博全文：
《今日印度》上周发了一个卡通视频，表现莫迪手持双枪闯进中国古建筑群，开火击毙微信、TikTok等中国APP，那些APP都是平民装扮，手无寸铁，莫迪大开杀戮。最后只有“绝地求生”手游持枪抵抗，但其也未逃脱被莫迪击毙的命运。
太令人震惊了，一个国家的总理竟然对邻国前来合法经营的APP“宁肯错杀一千，决不放过一个”，而且一副江湖英雄的模样。印度媒体做出这样的视频，该是多么畸形、极端的民族主义裂变所致。
老胡作为一个媒体人，以中国人的善良之心，甚至高度怀疑这是《今日印度》故意在黑莫迪总理，对他的政策搞针对中国APP的大屠杀表达不满。因为那些APP都是以符合当地法律和行业规则的方式进入印度的，它们对推动印度互联网的发展做出了积极贡献。即使印度政府有国家安全担忧，即使他们想给本国APP的发展腾出更多空间，也不能如此野蛮地出手，彻底置商业文明于不顾。
印度自加勒万河谷冲突之后于6月29日封禁了包括TikTok、微信、QQ、微博在内的首批59款中国APP，之后封禁了第二批47款中国APP，9月2日再封禁了包括“绝地求生”等118款中国APP。至此共封了224款中国APP。这不仅打击了普通印度消费者，而且让很多用这些APP谋生的印度人失去了生计。印度政府轻率地认为印度有能力发展本国APP替代这些产品，而实际上那些APP很多都是高技术的合成。印度的民族主义抓狂达到了歇斯底里程度。
在中国如果搞这样的对外国合法经营企业的扫荡，并且拿到互联网上炫耀，一定会被网友们骂死。印度作为一个依然比较贫穷、有大量文盲的国家，刚有了点发展，就民族主义爆棚了。如今它一下子成为全世界单日新增新冠肺炎病例和死亡人数最多的国家，经济一塌糊涂，仍然把仅有的一些资源用来点旺民族主义火堆。真是没出息的表现，那个国家看来要在落后状态徘徊更长时间。
印度的疯狂举动也在提醒中国人，咱们可不能像他们那样破罐子破摔。中国尽管遭到美国的战略打压，但我们必须保持冷静，继续坚持对外开放，包括对美国大多数企业的开放，坚信有容乃大，用战略大周旋瓦解美国的强势进攻。让想继续贫穷落后和想关闭一扇扇门窗的国家自便吧，中国要坦坦荡荡、脚踏实地地继续前行。不断深化改革开放必须是中国人不变的信仰。
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Printed media issued cartoon video: Modi broke into Chinese buildings with two guns and fired (photo)
Printed media issued cartoon video: Modi broke into Chinese buildings with two guns and fired (photo)
278
On September 8, "India Today" released a spoof video entitled "Modi: App Hunter". The So Sorry column of "India Today", which released this video, stated that this was a "comic shot of the Modi government banning China's mobile phone applications when the Sino-Indian border continues to be tense."
"Modi: App Hunter" video begins
The beginning of the video simulates the setting of the "PUBG Mobile" aircraft airdrop. The cartoon character Modi jumped from the plane with full arms and came to a Chinese-style classical building complex.
In this complex, there are cartoon characters with "beauty camera", "WeChat" and "TikTok" on their heads that represent the patterns of Chinese apps that are banned by the Indian government. Then "Modi" took out two rifles and began to shoot these unarmed cartoon characters indiscriminately.
Subsequently, these cartoon characters were shot to the ground by "Modi" one by one.
At this time, a fully armed, "PUBG Mobile" mobile game cartoon character with a pan and a gun fought with Modi, but it did not escape the fate of being killed by Modi. At the end of the video, "Modi" took out his phone and uninstalled PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and threw the phone into the trash.
In the whole video, "Modi" held guns to "indiscriminately shoot" these symbols of banned Chinese apps, and "slightly smiled sinisterly" afterwards.
Since the Sino-Indian border conflict occurred in June this year, the Indian government has banned 224 Chinese apps on the grounds of so-called "national security", including TikTok, Meitu Xiuxiu, WeChat, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. However, after using the so-called “safety” reason to say that the matter has caused great concern, some Indian media began to pay attention to the adverse effects of this move: The Indian Express stated that this may allow “creation and work on these platforms”. Indians" lose their sources of income and jobs; India’s New Delhi TV station also stated that the ban will cast a shadow over some celebrity accounts and government agency accounts on the TikTok platform.
It is worth noting that after the spoof video released by "India Today", the foreign ministers of China and India held a bilateral meeting in Moscow on September 10. The two foreign ministers frankly and constructively discussed the development of China-India border situation and China-India relations. The two foreign ministers agreed that the two sides should follow a series of important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries on the development of Sino-Indian relations, including preventing the differences between the two countries from becoming disputes. The two foreign ministers believe that the two sides should abide by the existing border affairs agreements and regulations, maintain peace and tranquility in the border areas, and avoid any actions that may escalate the situation.
In response to India’s ban on Chinese apps, a spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the Chinese government has always required Chinese companies to carry out foreign cooperation on the basis of abiding by international rules and local laws and regulations. The Indian government has the responsibility to maintain international markets, including Chinese companies, in accordance with market principles. The legitimate rights and interests of investors. The cooperation between China and India in pragmatic areas is mutually beneficial and win-win. This kind of cooperation pattern has been artificially damaged, and in fact it does not conform to India’s own interests.
Just now the editor-in-chief of Global Times Hu Xijin commented on this matter on Weibo. The following is the full text of Hu Xijin’s Weibo:
"India Today" posted a cartoon video last week, showing that Modi broke into ancient Chinese buildings with two guns and shot and killed Chinese apps such as WeChat and TikTok. Those apps were all dressed up as civilians and unarmed. Modi was killing him. In the end, only the "PUBG Mobile" mobile game resisted with guns, but it did not escape the fate of being killed by Modi.
It's so shocking that the prime minister of a country actually "would rather kill a thousand by mistake, never let go of one" to an APP legally operated by a neighboring country, and he looked like a hero. What a deformity and extreme nationalistic fission the Indian media made such a video.
As a media person, Lao Hu, with the kindness of the Chinese, even highly suspects that this is "India Today" deliberately working on Prime Minister Modi, expressing dissatisfaction with his policy of committing a massacre against Chinese apps. Because those apps entered India in a manner that complies with local laws and industry rules, they have made positive contributions to the development of the Indian Internet. Even if the Indian government has national security concerns, even if they want to make more room for the development of their own apps, they cannot make such a brutal move and completely ignore commercial civilization.
India has banned the first batch of 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, WeChat, QQ, and Weibo since the conflict in the Kalwan Valley on June 29, and then banned the second batch of 47 Chinese apps, and on September 2. 118 Chinese apps including PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds were blocked. So far, 224 Chinese apps have been sealed. This not only hits ordinary Indian consumers, but also makes many Indians who use these apps to make a living lose their livelihoods. The Indian government lightly believes that India has the ability to develop its own APP to replace these products, but in fact many of those APPs are high-tech synthesis. India's nationalism has reached a level of hysteria.
If you conduct such a raid on foreign legally operating companies in China and show it off on the Internet, you will definitely be scolded to death by netizens. As a country that is still relatively poor and has a large number of illiterates, India has just developed a bit of nationalism. Now it has suddenly become the country with the largest number of new cases and deaths of new coronary pneumonia in a single day in the world. The economy is in a mess, and some resources are still used to burn the fire of nationalism. It's really a fruitless performance, that country seems to be lingering behind for a longer time.
India’s crazy actions are also reminding the Chinese that we can’t break the pot like they do. Although China has been suppressed by the US strategy, we must remain calm and continue to open up to the outside world, including opening to most US companies. We firmly believe that tolerance is greater and use strategic measures to disrupt the strong US offensive. Let the countries that want to continue to be poor and backward and want to close a door and window to do so. China must continue to move forward frankly and down-to-earth. Continuously deepening reform and opening up must be the unchanging belief of the Chinese people.
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