子艳非

Written by a 227 victim I hope every scholar remembers why the complaint letter written by Zhan fans against Professor Ning was sent to Tsinghua University. I hope every director remembers how Xiao Zhan fans interrogated and harassed Teacher Wen, even saying her husband deserved to die. I hope every voice actor remembers how Zhan fans flooded Jie Da’s wife, Xiao Mai, with private messages. I hope every believer in Marxism remembers how Zhao Zhigang, as president of the Procuratorate Daily, openly promoted Buddhism while engaging in improper conduct. I hope every fan of voice acting remembers how Xiao Zhan fans treated the teacher who voiced Zhu Xian. I hope every law student remembers how Zhan fans accused the Procuratorate Daily of “not understanding the law.” I hope everyone who defends national sovereignty remembers how Zhan fans presumed to forgive Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan separatist enterprises on behalf of the entire nation. I hope every patriot remembers how Cheng Jiesi viciously smeared his own colleagues as Hong Kong independence supporters and radical youth. I hope every government department remembers how Xiao Zhan fans spread public opinion overseas, accusing our country of discriminating against LGBT groups. I hope every newspaper remembers how Zhan fans labeled the Procuratorate Daily and the Liberation Daily as “immoral media.” I hope every company remembers how Zhan fans repeatedly returned products to manipulate sales data, causing Estée Lauder’s online store rating to drop. I hope every online platform remembers how Zhan fans reported AO3, Jinjiang, and Steam. I hope every subculture enthusiast remembers how Xiao Zhan fans said people like us deserved to be wiped out because we were few and insignificant. I hope every editor who truly creates with care remembers how Xiao Zhan fans maliciously rigged votes, destroyed competition rules, and used inflated vote counts and PPTs to trample on others’ hard work. I hope every genuine passerby remembers how fake “passersby” controlled comments, whitewashed narratives, occupied comment sections, and controlled what you were allowed to see. I hope every creator remembers how Zhan fans smeared fanworks and claimed that all fan creations were illegal. I hope every patriot remembers how Zhan fans used Ode to the Red Plum Blossom, Red Crag, and Jiang Jie to whitewash themselves, even claiming “Xiao Zhan is how we came to know Jiang Jie.” I hope every grassroots poverty alleviation worker remembers how Zhan fans hijacked public welfare efforts and claimed government achievements as their own. I hope every Wuhan resident remembers how Zhan fans pretended to support anti epidemic medical workers while sowing discord between doctors and patients. I hope every outspoken influencer remembers how Xiao Zhan fans carried out personal attacks, doxxing, and organized harassment against Fengche and Youhu. I hope every woman remembers how Xiao Zhan fans used the Nth Room incident to smear survivors and downplay real victims. I hope every screenwriter remembers how Zhan fans harassed, insulted, and poured filth on Teacher Wang Hailin. I hope every sister in the APH retirement home remembers how our NetEase Cloud Music playlists disappeared. I hope every Hetu fan and Luoban remembers how they shamelessly latched onto Wei Long. I hope every mid tier influencer remembers how Teacher Chen Fei was forced to delete posts. I hope every player of Creation Online remembers that night on YY voice chat and how they cried while losing the confrontation. I hope every celebrity remembers how Xiao Zhan used “good night, I’m here” to indulge his fans as they ran rampant, harassing rivals with personal attacks. I hope everyone who has an idol remembers how Zhan fans were called the “Hundred Theft Clan” and stripped your idols of everything. I hope every capital backing traffic stars remembers whether this country belongs to capital or to socialism. I hope every capitalist who exploits ordinary people repents in their dreams for the blood money they earned. And I hope every clown who smeared 227 and preached victim blaming touches their conscience when they twist right and wrong and demonize victim groups. Is this not a crime? This is the price you deserve to pay. This is the price of your silence. This is the price of failing to silence the public while distorting truth and reversing black and white. Finally, I hope every victim of the Xiao Zhan incident and every comrade resisting capital remembers: If you do not resist, their slander will become reality. A lie repeated a thousand times does not become the truth. But most people will believe it is. If we fail, then all of this will be us. These accusations will belong to us. These labels will be us.