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The film "Nanjing Photo Studio" is a hit in many parts of the world, and more and more people internationally are paying attention to Japan's crimes during World War II.

Tokyo, Japan, Prime Minister's official residence.

An emergency press conference is underway.

The Chief Cabinet Secretary stood behind the podium, his face ashen, speaking almost through gritted teeth.

"This is a blatant political provocation!"

"A film based on a fabricated history is severely hurting the feelings of the Japanese people!"

The flashbulbs in front of him were going off like crazy.

"We have lodged a strong protest with China through diplomatic channels!"

"We urge the Chinese authorities to immediately stop the screening of this film and eliminate its negative international impact!"

"This kind of behavior—using cultural works to incite hatred—is extremely irresponsible!"

These words were broadcast live on television and quickly spread around the world.

.......

Salty Fish Entertainment Headquarters.

Old Wang rushed in, panting heavily.

"Mr. Yu, something's happened!"

"In Japan, the government has officially intervened!"

He slammed his tablet computer on the table; the screen was playing a recording of the press conference.

Yu Le leaned back in his chair, holding a thermos, and looked away from the computer screen, glancing at the tablet.

"What's the rush?"

He unscrewed the lid and blew on the goji berries inside.

"It's just a desperate dog jumping over the wall."

Yang Nuo followed behind, her expression serious.

"Boss, this isn't just a simple protest."

She placed a document on the table.

"We just received a message from the overseas distribution team."

"Japanese embassies in Europe and the United States are putting pressure on local cinema chains."

"We demand that they immediately remove 'Nanjing Photo Studio' from their shelves."

Old Wang plopped down on the sofa, slapping his thigh in anger.

"These bastards, they don't dare admit history themselves, but they won't let others talk about it?"

"Do they think they own the cinema chain?"

Yang Nuo shook her head.

"Of course, the theater chains won't listen to them."

"After all, the movie is a dark horse at the box office, and nobody would turn down money."

"But by doing this, they've really blown things out of proportion."

"Many international media outlets are reporting on this, saying that our film has sparked a diplomatic dispute."

Yu Le took a sip of the goji berry water and put the cup back on the table.

"It's better to make a big scene."

He smiled.

"I initially thought it wasn't generating enough buzz."

He looked down at the bustling street below.

"The more they jump up and down, the more it proves that what we filmed hit their sore spot."

"The more they try to cover it up, the more curious the world becomes."

"It's just a movie, yet they're protesting and putting pressure on it."

"What do you think foreigners who don't know about this history will think?"

Old Wang and Yang Nuo exchanged a glance.

They understood instantly.

Japan's furious reaction has essentially given "Nanjing Photo Studio" a free, top-tier global publicity boost.

That was a divine assist!

.........

the next day.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Blue Hall.

Routine press conference.

A Japanese journalist was given the opportunity to ask a question.

He stood up and asked sharply in slightly accented Chinese.

"Hello, spokesperson."

"Our government has repeatedly protested against the controversy sparked by your country's film 'Nanjing Photo Studio'."

"We believe that the film seriously distorts history and incites ethnic hatred."

What is China's response to this?

All camera lenses instantly focused on the podium.

The spokesperson was a capable and efficient woman.

She adjusted the microphone in front of her and looked calmly at the reporter.

"First, I need to correct a mistake in what you said."

Her voice, clear and powerful, resonated throughout the hall via the microphone.

"That's not ethnic hatred."

"That is the most basic indignation of all mankind against war crimes."

The Japanese reporter's expression changed, and he wanted to speak again.

The spokesperson didn't give him a chance and continued.

"Instead of discussing a movie..."

"Why don't we discuss why this movie makes some people so uneasy?"

Her gaze swept across the entire room.

"If the true history incites hatred."

"Then what crime should those who created this history be charged with?"

These words resonated deeply.

The entire room fell silent.

The Japanese journalist stood there with his mouth agape, unable to utter a single word.

The spokesperson looked at him and spoke, word by word.

"We are not inciting hatred."

"We are simply refusing to forget."

History is a mirror.

"We hope that Japan can correct its attitude, face up to and reflect on its history of aggression, instead of making a big fuss over a film that truly reflects history."

"Otherwise, it will only make the world see more clearly your true colors as you try to cover up the truth."

That concludes my answer.

The spokesperson sat down.

Almost simultaneously, the Chinese reporters at the scene straightened their backs.

Many people even applauded silently in their hearts.

That's too tough.

That was so satisfying.

The video of this press conference instantly became a trending topic on all social media platforms, both domestically and internationally.

"A powerful response!"

"Translate this: what do you mean by 'fucking surprise'?!"

"This is truly the demeanor of a great power!"

"If true history incites hatred, then what is the punishment for those who created that history?" This statement has made him a legend!

"Awesome! Even better than drinking ice-cold cola!"