Even though the Yuzhou Culture and Tourism Bureau did not publicly expose the misdeeds of those unscrupulous official media outlets, astute netizens still noticed the incident.

Before criticizing the flying fish clothing culture, The Paper had written an article that also commented on clothing.

However, The Paper's central theme has completely deviated from this one, instead repeatedly advocating for freedom of dress.

'Conflicts arise during cherry blossom viewing in China; let's not let the choice between Tang suits and kimonos become the focus of public attention.'

This article describes a conflict between security guards at the cherry blossom park and tourists wearing kimonos while viewing the cherry blossoms.

Leaving aside the fact that the tourists in kimonos were driven away by security guards because they lacked manners.

However, the entire article by The Paper relentlessly criticizes the security guard's actions.

The Paper stated that kimonos are simply traditional clothing in Japan, and the Chinese people should not associate them with any special significance.

After all, many people in China like kimonos, and many people in Japan also like kimonos.

While claiming to understand the security guard's nationalistic sentiments and emotions, The Paper recklessly promoted the idea that wearing a kimono was a personal hobby and freedom, and guided public opinion to criticize the security guard.

When netizens saw the previous articles by The Paper, they were furious with this unscrupulous and toxic media outlet.

But what angered them even more was that, following this lead from The Paper...

They discovered more toxic media outlets that were blatantly targeting and discrediting both China and Japan.

When judging the crackdown on Yuntai Mountain, Jimu Media labeled it with unsavory terms such as "pornography," "vulgarity," and "nightclub style."

However, in its previous articles, there were hints of advocating for kimonos.

When subway security personnel stopped cosplayers dressed in bizarre Japanese costumes, the cosplayers angrily rebuked the staff for being too nosy and for arbitrarily promoting freedom of dress.

Netizens have long been aware that Japan has engaged in cultural and financial infiltration of China, employing dirty tactics such as cultural invasion.

But they never imagined that these media outlets bearing the official logo were actually biased and were trying to distort public perception through their daily activities.

If netizens hadn't discovered these unscrupulous media outlets, the consequences would have been unimaginable.

In response, netizens spontaneously launched a massive investigation, striving to find all these unscrupulous and toxic media outlets.

Following closely behind were media outlets including Jimu Media, People's Daily Online, Zhongjun Account, and Jiupai Media...

These unscrupulous media outlets have nowhere to hide; they've all been exposed by netizens.

Consequently, the ideas of those criminals to infiltrate and invade culture are also obvious.

The young people of China have a sincere and unreserved love for their motherland.

Even though they are die-hard fans of Japanese anime, games, and clothing, they have never fallen behind on matters of principle.

On the other hand, those spineless and weak-kneed people, even if they have no interest in Japan, will give up as long as an opportunity is presented to them...

Sooner or later, they will kneel before foreigners, mercilessly mocking everything about the Dragon Kingdom and wantonly trampling on the dignity of China.

In the past, it was fine because netizens were unaware of these things.

But now, they will absolutely not sit idly by.

In response, patriotic netizens launched a massive counterattack.

They vehemently condemned those unscrupulous and toxic media outlets and reported them.

If this were on any other account, it would have been banned by the platform long ago, and it wouldn't be able to come out and cause trouble anymore.

However, this time it was different.

These toxic media outlets not only did not see a decrease in their followers, but actually gained five or six thousand more.

When netizens saw this, they completely lost their temper.

"What the hell is going on??? I've been reporting those traitors every day, and it's completely useless, but I'm even gaining followers?"

"I'm not going to say anything more. I suddenly feel a little tired. I had thought there were bad people among the masses, but I never imagined there would be so many bad people."

“I confess that I follow Jimu Media, but it wasn’t voluntary. My child has to go to school, and the school forces me to follow it… There really was no other way.”

"Everyone, calm down. Don't start making regional smears just because Jimu Media is based in a certain region. This will not only not solve any problems, but it will also turn the blame on our own people."

"You can tell just by looking at the data of these unscrupulous and toxic media accounts. Their data of over 20 million accounts is not as good as that of 200,000 bloggers. It's obvious that they are all zombie followers, used by those media outlets to save face."

Netizens continued to criticize and report the unscrupulous media for three days, but it had almost no effect.

Faced with this situation, many netizens have gradually become withdrawn and have begun to distrust the world.

Only the cultural and scientific popularization columns published by the Yuzhou Culture and Tourism Bureau can bring them some comfort.

Just when everyone had given up hope, things finally took a turn for the better.

Huaxia.com released a new update with the latest list of banned accounts for violations.

Among them are the unscrupulous and toxic media outlets that netizens are condemning, and some of them are ones that they have never discovered before.

Along with this list of banned accounts, Huaxia.com also issued a warning letter to Chinese media.

"As a journalist, one should adhere to the three elements of journalism: timeliness, truthfulness, and public interest. None of these three can be lacking, and one should report news events from an objective perspective."

"Some media accounts deliberately fabricate and spread false information in order to gain more followers. They create trending topics, ride the wave of trending topics, and stir up trouble to gain a large amount of traffic in a short period of time and make illegal profits."

"China has zero tolerance for such toxic media. Relevant departments have already begun formulating new regulations to further increase the severity of punishment. Freedom of speech is not about doing whatever you want, but there must be a bottom line..."

Nowadays, even the largest official media outlet in China has personally taken to the issue and has clearly stated that China will thoroughly rectify the chaos in the news media.

When netizens learned of this news, they were overjoyed and began spreading the word.

They already deeply resented the terrible public opinion environment, and now they can finally say goodbye to that era.

After the initial wave subsided, the first thing netizens paid attention to was Yuzhou Culture and Tourism.

The promotion of Yuzhou's culture and tourism is not wrong, but rather quite correct.

Otherwise, it wouldn't have attracted the slander and defamation from those traitors.

Just as netizens were preparing to praise Yuzhou's cultural tourism and promote Chinese culture...

The official account of the Yuzhou Culture and Tourism Bureau updated its status with another big announcement.