The word "hate the National Party", which is quite common on the Internet now, refers to those who particularly hate China and always love to pick fault with China. No matter what good things China has done, they don't think it can, and they have to stare at those shortcomings like a magnifying glass. Strangely, they don't seem to see the problems of other countries, such as the mess of the United States and India. Our country has developed rapidly in recent years. From economy to science and technology, there are changes everywhere, but these people just don't buy it. They always feel that something is wrong here and there in China.

Let's talk about what kind of person it is to hate the National Party first. They are not the kind that just spit out a few sentences, but systematically hacking China. For example, they always like to say that China's economic development is slowing down, as if China is about to be finished. However, from the reform and opening up to the present, China has experienced rapid economic growth for more than 40 years, which is rare in the world. Even if the growth rate has slowed down a little now, it is still higher than the global average. But they didn't mention this, just stared at the slowing part.

In turn, look at India, the pace of development is fast, but the foundation is weak, the crime rate is scary, the Spanish Red Couple happened there in the past few days, why don't they say?The democratic mess in the Philippines and Myanmar, the violence of the election, never mention why? because in their eyes, the problem of China is big, the other countries are a small thing.

These people often claim to be well-known, think that they know more, and always like to take the West as a benchmark. Is the West good? There are good points, but there are also a lot of problems. Now America's industries are hollowed out, debts are piling up as high as mountains, ethnic conflicts are in the news every day, the two parties are torn apart, and allies still distrust each other. The hateful National Party never criticizes this. They think America is perfect. There is something wrong with China, so they magnify that China threatens the whole world, and the United States creates friction every day, which they think is normal. Professor Jin Canrong said something similar. He felt that if China was really so bad, why was the United States so nervous to regard China as its number one rival? This logic is quite simple. The hateful Kuomintang just can't get around it.

Why are they like this? One reason is the problem of mentality. Some people, especially overseas Chinese, find that life is not as good as they imagined after going out, and they have become middle and lower class abroad, so they begin to miss China. But instead of positive nostalgia, they hate China in turn, because they feel that China's development is good, and their status abroad is embarrassing. There are articles on the Internet that say that some overseas Chinese hate China's rise because China is strong and their sense of superiority abroad is gone. As a result, they stare at China's shortcomings and say that China is not good here and there to balance their psychology. Another reason is profit-driven. Some people spread negative news overseas under the banner of democracy and freedom, in fact, they are serving certain forces. Their remarks are not meant to help China progress, but to mislead others and earn some traffic or other benefits.

Let's look at specific examples. China's poverty alleviation work has been so solid in recent years that hundreds of millions of people have been lifted out of poverty, which is a major event in human history. The hateful Kuomintang didn't mention this, only saying that there is a big gap between the rich and the poor in China. There is a gap, but which country doesn't? The polarization in the United States is more serious, with the rich getting richer and the poor getting richer. Why don't they say that the United States is a failed country? India has a high crime rate and serious women's safety problems, and they don't criticize them. Burma's military intervention, 's retrogression, they turned a blind eye. The Philippines has political turmoil and a lot of human rights problems, but it still remains silent. Why? Because their standards are double standards, they are only strict with China and relaxed with others. This is not objective analysis, but biased.

There are also ideological reasons. Some hate the Kuomintang parties are deeply influenced by the western media, and always feel that the western model is the only correct path. When China goes its own way, they feel that something is wrong, and they have to set China according to western standards. As a result, when China succeeded, they panicked because it challenged their beliefs. So they amplify the China issue to prove that the West is still right. There is a discussion on the Internet that well-known people lack objective spirit, and only see national problems, but don't see the efforts and achievements of the ruling party. That's quite true. No one denies China's shortcomings, but it is wrong to blindly praise foreign advantages. Self-reflection is patriotism, but they are not introspection, but abuse.

Speaking of public knowledge, these people used to be quite active, but they still exist now. There are articles on the Internet criticizing them, saying that they regard abuse as patriotism, but do not know that self-review is true love. They hate the country, but refuse to admit that their logic is absurd and deceive themselves. Professor Jin Canrong once joked that it would be better to send them to the United States and let them publicize the weakness of China there. Although this is a bit humorous, it points out the essence: it is a burden for them to stay in the country, so it is better to leave to save resources. The rise of China is a trend, and their remarks are just noise, like finding an outlet for the air in the stomach, which is of no use.

Finally, let's talk about what you think of this matter. This mentality of hating the Kuomintang will not change China's rise, but it will mislead some people. We have to be rational and see both China's shortcomings and other countries' problems. Distinguish right from wrong, don't hide shortcomings, and don't blindly worship the outside world. It is because of psychological, interest and ideological reasons that the Kuomintang stares at China's shortcomings and ignores other countries' problems. But the truth is there, China is moving forward, and their remarks are noise after all.