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Text 311 Non-violence leads to violence

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    The reason why Luo Changbao dared to do this was because at the previous discussion meeting of the Communist Party of Myanmar, everyone agreed that there should never be a person like Aung San Suu Kyi in the new regime.  Ba Dengding represents the will of Qi Yiming. As a staunch Red Party member, Qi Yiming first rejects the universalists. Furthermore, he is very unhappy with Aung San Suu Kyi and believes that her existence is more destructive than constructive.  of bigger.

    Among the world-famous political prisoners, the ones Qi Yiming admires are people like Mandela and Martin Luther King.  They are basically people who fight against racial discrimination and fight for the freedom and status of the nation.  Their pursuit is relatively pure and has not been polluted by the outside world. Moreover, the results of their efforts have not only left behind humanistic values ??but also benefited their compatriots.

    ??Obviously people like Aung San Suu Kyi and X Xiaobo are counterexamples.  Before Qi Yiming traveled through the country, Myanmar had finally come to an end of the era of military government, was completely transformed by the peaceful evolution of the West, and chose a path of Western-style democracy.  In fact, Aung San Suu Kyi did not take the greatest credit in this process. In fact, her existence was more like a grand star-making campaign in the West. The West needed to create people like Aung San Suu Kyi to cause trouble for Myanmar, and  The cunning West knows better that what so-called democratic fighters like Aung San Suu Kyi can bring to Myanmar is a weak system, but will not really make Myanmar rich and strong.

    In addition to non-violent resistance, Aung San Suu Kyi also has some views that Qi Yiming deeply hates. She sharply opposes the policy and strategy of "economy first, democracy later" in some developing countries, accusing many people in power of indiscriminately using the aa movement to  All calls for the implementation of human rights issues are dismissed as being influenced by Western ideologies, and the United Nations is called upon to pay attention to and support democratic movements and human rights issues in developing countries, especially poor and backward countries.

    Aung San Suu Kyi¡¯s point of view is basically that democracy is more important than food, and she does not care about the different development situations and cultural characteristics of each country. She believes that applying the universal democratic system that is universally applicable can save everything.  .  She does not regard the West's deliberate manipulation as having ulterior motives, and is artistic enough to believe that the West is a good person who only wants to spread the light of humanity.  She is not at all ashamed to be a lackey of the West, and she will not really consider the people's livelihood issues. In her opinion, if Myanmar can elect the president with one person and one vote, all problems will be solved.

    This innocent and childish thought has been shaped by the West into a model for the world, and it is used to attack countries with backward development and different systems around the world.  Take the chaotic situation in Myanmar as an example. Mixed national interests, political interests, and a lack of adequate civic education make it difficult for this country to achieve the compromises required for democracy.  Take the Myitsone Dam incident as an example.  Some people obstruct and exclude Chinese companies in order to please the United States and Japan; some people do not want to see the ethnic minorities in the Myitsone area benefit from the construction of the dam; some are environmental extremists who would rather the local people have no electricity and a backward living standard.  We also don¡¯t want to see the ecological damage after the dam is built.

    And those various fighters in the West fight for so-called human rights for others, but they have never set foot on the land there, and they have no idea how the people there live. If they succeed in the struggle, they share the so-called glory, but if they fail in the struggle, they have nothing to lose.  But the people living there may be facing a greater existential crisis.

    The so-called outstanding people like Aung San Suu Kyi only care about that seemingly grand term, they care about the beautiful ideals that exist in their imaginations, and they apply their ideals to reality. As for their own ideals,  Those people who must exist, whether they live well or poorly, what does it have to do with them.  They can still live in their own fantasies. Life with democracy and human rights is so good. People in countries and regions without democracy and human rights are living in dire straits. They all need our rescue.

    Haha, does this sound like the Chinese people¡¯s concept of foreign countries in the 1960s and 1970s?

    There cannot be no poets and humanistic masters in the world, but the world cannot be full of poets and humanistic masters. There is always a need for someone who can take off his leather shoes, step in the soil, reach out to work, sweat, and feel what real life and humanities are.  Reality.

    Aung San Suu Kyi has been overly deified in the realm of Qi Yiming. Just like many Red Party countries have deepened their leadership, the West¡¯s intentions in doing so are self-evident.  Aung San Suu Kyi Ping has always called herself a devout Theravada Buddhist. She always likes to talk about the spiritual world and love in her talks and speeches. However, when her mother was seriously ill, she was able to abandon her mother in the hospital and run around to create her own  political capital.  If you can abandon the mother who raised you, how can you expect her to truly love the world?

    At the end of 2013, because her husband and son were both British nationals, she could not become a presidential candidate according to the Myanmar constitution.  At this time, she started acting up. Not only did she travel to various countries hoping that they would put pressure on Myanmar, but she also claimed that she would choose even if she was not allowed to do so.  When she was under house arrest, she kept shouting that politics should be kept away from justice and the law should be respected, but when it came to herself, she didn't have to abide by it.  the whole worldMany countries in the world have regulations that stipulate that direct relatives of candidates for head of state must not be foreign citizens. This is self-explanatory because they are afraid that leaders with foreign backgrounds will betray their country's interests.  And Aung San Suu Kyi doesn't think there is anything wrong with her having a foreign background. This kind of unreasonableness really makes people speechless.

    ¡°Perhaps for her, Myanmar is not important, but her own ideals and her own status are what are really important.  What is even more ridiculous is that this idealistic master was quickly changed by politics after he really devoted himself to politics.  When she made a fuss in Congress about changing her oath to defend the Constitution to respecting it, she repeatedly made remarks that were criticized. Even many people who supported her in the past now hate her.  At that time, Aung San Suu Kyi was basically equated with the devil when it came to China, but when she became a member of parliament, she did not dare to make any remarks against China regarding the Myitsone Dam and other incidents, for fear of provoking China's counterattack  , things that affected her election as president.

    Talking about things back to his own level, Luo Changbao was just angry that Aung San Suu Kyi preached to him like a Bodhisattva, but in fact it did not benefit the society and country of Myanmar at all. He sent someone to send Aung San Suu Kyi to the government army  She went to the defeated army just to mock her, but she didn't think about the consequences of this incident.

    Aung San Suu Kyi was sent to the temporary camp where the government troops were stationed south of Yan'an Qiang. Due to the new defeat, it was not easy for the government troops to survive, and the discipline in the camp was very chaotic.

    The officers of the government army found out that the People's Army had sent them such a person, and they didn't know what the purpose was for a while, but he and even Aung San Suu Kyi had become a leader in this AA movement, and she had given him so much before.  The Platform Party military government caused trouble. As a government soldier, he naturally hated such a character, but he couldn't do anything to Aung San Suu Kyi, so he imprisoned her in a solitary room in the military camp.

    Aung San Suu Kyi was detained, but she didn't seem particularly worried. She believed that with her appeal, the military government would not dare to risk the world's disapproval and do anything detrimental to her. However, she underestimated the current level of chaos among the government forces.  .

    On the contrary, in prison, Aung San Suu Kyi even uprightly promoted her democratic ideas to the soldiers guarding her, " put down their weapons, and everyone chose sympathy and understanding. The Platform Party regime has made a huge mistake, and now it must be forgiven."  It¡¯s time to sin, all your actions are unjust, you should have love for the people"

    The jailer spit out thick phlegm and cursed: "Stop shouting, I can do whatever I want. Do you idiots think you can defeat us with your mouth?"

    Aung San Suu Kyi, however, remained the same as before, repeating her words.

    The other jailer was unhappy, but looking at the pretty appearance of this woman in her forties, he smiled lewdly and said to his comrades beside him: "Who said you can't defeat us with your mouth? Look, this woman has several mouths.  Maybe it will satisfy us enough to defeat us. A woman of this age is like a wolf and a tiger, she must be very tasty.

    Jailer A was shocked and said: "This is a prisoner that we have been asked to take good care of. You are too ambitious to be brave."

    Jailer B said disdainfully: "Above? How many more days can it exist above? Since the bandits from the Burmese Communist Party came here in September, we have fought dozens of battles and lost every battle. This country is going to change. It's going to change."  I said that when the Burmese Communists come over next time, we will throw away our guns, surrender to them, and still serve as soldiers. So do you think the orders from above are still important?"

    At this time, several jailers nearby heard their discussion and came over. The continuous defeats put these people under great psychological pressure. They looked at Aung San Suu Kyi in the cell and shouted: "You are not allowed to take it all to yourself. We  I want to eat one too¡±

    Several soldiers looked at each other. Jailer A opened the cell door and began to loosen his belt with an obscene smile.  Aung San Suu Kyi never expected to encounter such a situation. She shouted for help, trying to attract others' attention.

    Jailer B laughed and said, "Didn't you just talk about love? We grown men who haven't eaten meat for a long time need your love. Let us have a good love."

    A soldier also smiled evilly and said: "I know you, aren't you talking about reform? We really need your reform, but what we need is your physical reform."

    On that day, Aung San Suu Kyi was tortured to death by multiple government soldiers. The perpetrators later escaped from the government camp and were not captured and brought to justice.  A democratic fighter who was once well-known to the world in another dimension actually died in such a way. Qi Yiming also sighed with regret when he learned about it. He didn't know whether he sighed with joy or lamentation.
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