If you arrest people again, even the Japanese Communist Party will not play with you.

I saw this poster on the side of the road a few days ago - a political propaganda poster of the Japanese Communist Party against the Hong Kong National Security Law.

Generally speaking, the posters put up by political parties in Japan are aimed at domestic issues and promote their own political ideas. The Japanese Communist Party is no exception. As a 100% pure gold opposition party, its proposition can be roughly summed up as follows: I oppose all Abe's policies. For example: Oppose raising the consumption tax, advocate free education, advocate the 8-hour work system, oppose Abe's constitutional amendment, support the pacifist constitution and so on.

However, this poster really surprised me a bit. Although the Japanese Communist Party had a bad relationship with the CCP in history (Mao era), but later, as "comrades" between the two parties, there was still a lot of normal ideological and theoretical exchanges. The face is broken and the CCP is rigid, not to mention the risk of having a bad relationship with the CCP, and it is also thankless to publicize foreign affairs to the Japanese people in Japan - after all, most Japanese people don't even care about Japan's domestic politics. In general, the relationship between the Japanese Communist Party and the Chinese Communist Party is not an iron-like camaraderie, but at least it has its ups and downs ambiguous.

But the situation has fundamentally changed since the end of 2019. Beginning with the Hong Kong anti-extradition incident, the CCP has become an " imperialist hegemony " in the eyes of the Japanese Communist Party, and it has clearly opposed the Chinese government's policies towards Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Tibet. In particular, the arrest of Zhou Ting this time aroused unanimous condemnation from the Japanese society, including the Japanese Communist Party, and sympathy for the parties involved.

Reference: The Japanese Communist Party's official newspaper "Red Flag" immediately suspended, the National Security Law was withdrawn , Hong Kong's autonomy against the Japanese government, the Chinese government's protest, and the suspension of the request , Hong Kong, Zhou Ting's arrest of the chairman of the committee, protest against the release of the request , Hong Kong Zhou Ting's 10 people arrested for violating the pro-democracy protest against the National Security Law

In my opinion, there are two main motives for the Japanese Communist Party to publicly condemn the Chinese government:

First, the Japanese Communist Party in Japan is easily considered to have an unclear relationship with the Chinese Communist Party. Now this wave of operations is probably the Japanese Communist Party's initiative to start cutting with the Chinese Communist Party to prove its innocence to voters.

Second, the Japanese Communist Party today advocates democratic politics and the protection of human rights. In the face of the "big brother" who practice hegemonism and despotism in the name of socialism, if he remains silent at this time, it will inevitably shake the foundation of the party and the trust of the people. Therefore, at this time, it is not only necessary to speak up, but also to be open and upright.

Big Brother has been in the political party circle for so long, and he has held some kind of world political party conference. As a result, even the comrades in the Communist Party circle do not regard Big Brother as an insider. After the implementation of the National Security Law, it is not enough to arrest a few ordinary people who are not well-known, and they continue to arrest influential people. It seems that they are showing their muscles and determination. A single stroke not only fails to kill chickens and warns monkeys, but also causes counter-effects.

I can only say: It's so stupid, so stupid that even the Communist parties in other countries can't keep silent, because this is no longer a point where a simple balance of interests can be explained. The choice of cutting nowhere. I really can't help but ask: As a good student of Chairman Mao's repeating machine, what did he learn from the old man's belly?

Stop arresting people, arresting people again, and even the Japanese Communist Party will not play with you. But it really doesn't work, why don't we make an alliance with the Labor Party, the Taliban, and Iran? Jin Sanpang's inner monologue: Don't, don't, it's just a show, please forgive me, I have to leave a way out, right?