There is something big about Guanyin stall.

Since the crosstalk of "Etiquette Talk" was released online, in a very short time, the hot discussion of replacing the queen Jing Yuefei to replace her assistant and resigning to Song Zhongshu has been successfully praised by many netizens on the headlines.

This is also expected. Just these days, the cultural world has caused a lot of trouble. People come to bully people. There are still some corrupt officials who are the two devils. There are always more than ten or two billion people who pay attention to the news. Seeing that no one in the cultural circle has come forward to clean up those arrogant things, to be honest, I feel very frustrated.

At this time, it is difficult to not be put on the headlines by "Etiquette Talk" that will bring the Japanese and Koreans together to death.

Perhaps because I was too busy, South Korea did not respond to this matter until this morning.

There is no way not to respond. The official website of Haiqing Club has been blasted dozens of times, so I had to post the crosstalk to Weibo, which made the official website feel relieved.

Crosstalk swept across Asia. As of early this morning, Haiqing Club's Weibo was clicked 10 billion times, with more than one billion likes. There was "rain in the country" everywhere on the Internet, "cars are in the fifth to two" everywhere. There was also a funny discussion on the headlines called "The Complexity of 'Inoue' Technology". Netizens who were happy and happy posted jokes on the official website of Japan and South Korea in the spirit of watching the excitement and not afraid of big troubles. This incident inevitably made a big deal.

Japan didn't move first, and didn't know what the hell was thinking about, so South Korea couldn't sit still.

The national department has not moved yet. In a group called Xiongqi, he looks very, well, very delicate member. Kim Da-hyun, who claims to have 8 billion fans and has "the most beautiful face in Asia", jumped out.

"Despicable! Shameless! Strongly protest, strongly demanding that the Empire give an explanation!" The man posted on Weibo.

The eight billion fans didn’t see it, but the eight hundred thousand navy troops had a climax. They ran to the official website of the Imperial Cultural Development Headquarters with great momentum to leave a message, but no one paid attention to it.

There are about 30,000 to 50,000 people in China. When these people saw that the king was here, they had to lead the way.

In the morning, Guan Yin's newly registered Weibo was filled with insults. In addition, he was browsed two days ago, and there were more than 300,000 messages. But what made netizens bent over laughing was that this guy had not even updated his status since he opened his Weibo account.

When the navy army was causing trouble, the spirit and Han ran around was useless. A group of people with great importance went barefoot.

Two days ago, I also "confessed my love" on Weibo. I posted a Weibo at noon today. The "popular star" Lan Xiaomei expressed her attitude: "@Guan Yin, I misread you. You are just an unforgivable bastard!"

Song Zhongshu finally updated his Weibo and @Lan Xiaomei: "Don't be sad, that's a mad dog."

The two have a lot of fans, and there are still some of the brainless fans.

"That's right, Lan Lan, don't be angry, just pretend to be bitten by a dog."

"The Secretariat is not angry, and the villain will be proud for a few days."

"Zhongshu Ling is so manly. He stands up for his friends and is so handsome!"

...

Then, the group of people ran to Guan Yin’s Weibo to browse. For a moment, the screen was filled with insults such as “Why don’t you die”.

Finally someone took the lead. When South Korea saw it, he said, "Okay, someone responded, so let's make a fuss."

"Strongly protesting against the insult of the Empire's artists in the Dahan Ming Kingdom, hoping that the Empire can give an explanation!" Some people also have a cultural subject, called the Cultural Province, and their words were extremely strict and updated on Weibo.

Netizens were confused. Shouldn’t this matter be negotiated first according to diplomatic etiquette? What’s the point of arguing on Weibo?

Then, the South Korean diplomatic department came forward. I don’t know what happened, and the protest letter was not submitted. He also solemnly asked on Weibo: “A statement must be given, the parties must apologize, and the crosstalk group that caused significant damage to the friendly exchanges between the two countries must be dissolved.”

Strangely, Japan never spoke out, only their national goddess Miura Harukawa asked the Empire to take care of the "friendly" emotions on Weibo, and asked the two crosstalk actors to make sincere apology, without any other voices.

The sharp-eyed netizens discovered that the famous Japanese stars actually posted on Weibo, but they deleted them almost instantly.

What's going on?

The Imperial Capital Flower Bubble now has tens of millions of fans, and has gone from a fewer than a thousand followers to a super big V. This guy has not changed his true nature. After rejecting multiple advertising agents, he ran to the Weibo of the stars in Japan for a walk. He came back and summarized it: "There are those with the surname Tanaka, some with the surname Panasonic, and some with the surname Watanabe. I'll calculate it for them. If this surname is like this, he may be caught by the thick-eyed and big-eyed mixed ball to death and scolded him, so he didn't get involved."

Then, Hua Guduo, who was not afraid of trouble, came to Guan Yin and encouraged him: "Breaking at her, hurry up and fight her, from culture to etiquette!"

This actress has a bad reputation in the empire, but she was very popular two years ago. Last year, a famous big V posted a video of Miura Harukawa being interviewed on an interview program in Japan. In the program, this literary goddess who gave the impression of the empire netizens was that she was pure and quiet, and said, "If you don't have money, go to the empire. If you don't have money, you can make money there, and you can do art in China." She was immediately boycotted by netizens and has not yet recovered.

For this female star who is a hybrid of Chinese and Japanese, everyone originally took a lot of care for her blood relationship. Once that sentence is said, it’s over. There are 3 billion people, and there are always 2.9 billion nobles of Yan and Huang. For this kind of person, if you don’t buy it, you won’t buy it. In the words of a netizen, it means: “We can promote you to the position of top Asian stars, and you can also make you fall to pieces!”

But after waiting for noon, before Guan Yin appeared, everyone was discouraged. Why didn’t this guy even read Weibo?

Another person involved, Bei Guanhai, seemed to be fine. He should post jokes and continue post jokes. When it was time to promote Haiqing Club, he continued to promote Haiqing Club. Anyway, this guy is a thief, and he has no comments. Who do you love?

At around three o'clock in the afternoon, some more important people in the Empire appeared.

Liu Dayang, a famous crosstalk actor and art critic, directly @Imperial Cultural Development Headquarters on Weibo in the afternoon, requesting: "It is strongly recommended that black sheep like Guan Yin be banned. Artists who affect national relations must be completely banned!"

This murderous intent immediately aroused the excitement of the navy and some netizens. Under Liu Dayang's Weibo, all of them were "towards Teacher Liu, hoping that the relevant parties would accept Teacher Liu's opinions", which was very neat, just like a queue.

Not long after, several influential celebrity actors in the crosstalk industry also spoke out: "We strongly recommend that the Crosstalk Art Association fire Guan Yin, a black sheep, and ban crosstalk for life!"

Chen Xiaochuan, a famous crosstalk actor in his sixties and vice president of the Quyi Association, also came forward: "@Dafeng, @Lao Niu, as the most famous actor in the crosstalk world, you can express your opinion."

The two of them didn't know whether they saw it or didn't see it at all, but they ignored it anyway.

"In the long run, which country is willing to interact with us? We must ban such a great power chauvinist!" Sun Dapeng, Director-General of the Asian Art Association and President of the Asian Cultural Exchange and Friendship Association, made a complete formation of an army of "discussing alliances". Millions of people flocked to the official websites of relevant departments to flood the screen. Their wishes were simple, "ban Guan Yin and give a brief explanation to friendly countries."

At four o'clock in the afternoon, there was a buzzing sound on the Internet, and many netizens ran around and told each other: "Guan Yin has updated his Weibo!"
Chapter completed!