Chapter 116: Using Magic to Defeat Magic "Why apologize? We...
"What apology? We haven't asked them to apologize yet. How dare someone who wrote lies ask someone who told the truth to apologize? I didn't ask them to thank us for pointing out their mistakes. I'm just busy lately."
When Li Daohua heard the editor's question, he started typing rapidly.
The editors thought, hey, that’s right, they should be grateful to us for pointing out the mistake.
It is serious to admit mistakes and correct them, rather than knowingly breaking the law and breaking it.
"Well, for this issue of the Chicken Soup Literature Correction column, change the article and I'll write it."
There are many columns waiting in line for revision, so it is not difficult to remove or add them temporarily.
Li Daohua sat in her office, thinking about the various literature she had read before and imitating them, while also leaving time to laugh while writing.
What We Lost by Anonymous
As an American, I live in a world of luxury and money.
In this world, money means everything. Everyone lives for money. Rich people want to become richer, and poor people want to be as rich as rich people.
Money can buy many things, houses, cars, services, luxury goods...
I always thought that money was everything in life until I came to Todai, a place demonized by my country.
Before I came to the University of Tokyo, I was taught that the University of Tokyo was terrible and that their country imprisoned the thoughts of every ordinary person and enslaved the body of every ordinary person.
Everyone was hungry, had no place to live, no clothes to wear, and they were not living like human beings.
When I came to Tokyo University, I saw many warm smiling faces. They didn’t have a lot of money, but they were very happy.
Their industry is underdeveloped, and they cannot afford cars or televisions, but they can be with their families, and they even have a special holiday to commemorate reunion.
There are not too many factories. Their mountains are green, the water is clear, and the air is fresh. It has improved my rhinitis that had plagued me for many years.
We have money, industry, and economy, but we have lost happiness, innocence, family, and green mountains and clear waters...
I can't help but ask, do we really need all this? Can we really afford to lose everything?
The development of the country has brought about the corruption of money and the decline of the younger generation. Great America, wait for your people.
When the editors in the editorial department saw the article written by Li Daohua, their faces twisted.
They really doubted what kind of mental state Li Daohua was in to write such a... suffocating article.
This kind of thing sounds very literary, but upon closer inspection it makes no sense.
“What’s the nonsense? You think it’s nonsense because you live here, you understand it, you are familiar with it.
If you switch the positions of both parties, don’t you instantly feel full of chicken soup? "
Not to mention, after Li Daohua’s reminder, the editorial department recalled a bunch of chicken soup literature they had read before, and it seemed to be true.
What’s more typical is that Li Daohua did not use a pen name this time, but an anonymous name, which is also the title most favored by Chicken Soup Literature Magazine.
As for why you prefer to use this title instead of directly using your own pen name?
After all, in the age of print media, it is easier to publish articles once one has a well-established pen name. So where do chicken soup literary magazines get so many anonymous authors who are not interested in fame and fortune?
Of course, they themselves know that what they wrote are just tasks and will be liquidated sooner or later. In order to avoid being discovered, they can only give up cultivating pen names and use anonymous names.
After writing this article, Li Daohua began to publish it in newspapers, demanding that Chicken Soup Literature Magazine hand over the anonymous author!
Those articles written by anonymous people are about going to America, going to England, going here and there, and traveling around the world.
She wanted to see who this anonymous person was, whether he had ever been abroad, where he had been, and what the basis of the articles he wrote was.
Anyway, all the articles in Jiuzhou are based on facts. Sometimes, in order to write a revised article, American employees will go to investigate specifically, and what they write is the truth.
Since they asked Jiuzhou to apologize, they must provide evidence to prove that Jiuzhou is talking nonsense, otherwise they are talking nonsense.
This is, "Jiuzhou" will never admit defeat!
Chicken Soup Literature Magazine responded immediately, saying that being uneducated is terrible. Anonymous is not a special pen name, it means an unknown person, not a person. They also have the responsibility and obligation to protect authors who do not want to reveal their real names.
Li Daohua replied that she certainly knew what Anonymous meant. Since the Chicken Soup Literature Magazine could publish it, it meant that someone had contributed to it. Anonymous did not mean a truly anonymous person.
If it was not submitted by someone else but edited by the editor of the magazine himself, it would be more famous.
It’s fine to defend the so-called anonymous author, but the Chicken Soup Literature magazine itself should produce evidence to prove that Jiuzhou has slandered Chicken Soup Literature!
Originally, Chicken Soup Literature Magazine and Jiuzhou were founded only a few years apart, and their sales were not much different.
Despite this criticism, the sales of both products saw a small peak.
Chicken Soup Literature Magazine was unwilling to apologize or reveal who the anonymous people were.
When the two sides were in a stalemate, a new issue of "Jiuzhou" was published, "What We Lost", written by an anonymous author.
It is so authentic and familiar to read that readers feel that they are not reading "Jiuzhou" but a chicken soup literature magazine.
After all, the boss of "Jiuzhou" is Li Daohua. This taste is so right. This abstract mental state is Teacher Daohua.
Chicken Soup Magazine is broken. What is the meaning of writing this? What does it mean? Are you mocking us? Are you playing tricks on us?
Chicken Soup Magazine asked Jiuzhou to provide anonymous information and they would hold the other party accountable for the legal consequences.
Li Daohua was too lazy to argue with them whether there was any legal liability for this matter or what it had to do with them. She simply took out the newspaper she had collected from the office.
According to the article previously published by Chicken Soup Magazine above, if the subjects are swapped, you can reply to Chicken Soup Magazine verbatim.
She even paid the newspaper for reprinting the article. We are such decent people.
Chicken Soup Magazine is even more confused. Is this how you play? You can’t afford it?
In fact, they couldn't afford to play anymore. As soon as Li Daohua replied, the other party immediately stopped nagging.
The magazine itself is having a mental victory, saying that it is magnanimous and will not pursue the responsibility anymore. The most important thing for a magazine is the content, and good content is more important than all these messy things.
Hey, you're the one who started the trouble, and you're not going to do it? Is Li Daohua willing?
Pa pa pa, they directly compiled several chicken soup literatures. Some of them were written by reading chicken soup magazines specifically and imitating the industry written by the other party.
Since the other party advocated medicine, Li Daohua also wrote about medicine.
It is chicken soup literature based on the news released by America itself.
This chicken soup literature will be more effective if taken together with news.
The news goes like this: There was a doctor in England who was performing an operation to replace a patient's liver. During the process, the patient used the surgical instrument to sign on the liver and signed his initials.
Later, the patient's organ transplant was rejected and the problem was exposed when he underwent another surgery performed by another doctor.
The chicken soup literature written by Li Daohua is like this: "Responsibility to People - Conscientious Doctors"
When I was at the University of Tokyo, I was reluctant to see a doctor. Every time I went, my family members always forced me to go.
After arriving at the hospital, I sat in front of the doctor as quickly as possible. The doctor quickly examined me, took my payment, and gave me medicine. Everything was so fast, so fast that I felt that I was not taken seriously and that they were unwilling to take responsibility for my illness.
I was always confused about this, but my mom told me that’s how hospitals are.
It was not until I arrived in England that I realized that before seeing a doctor, we had to make an appointment with the doctor the day before and see the doctor at the designated time the next day.
If you miss the time, you have to make a new appointment. This is the strict spirit of the contract, which is not found in the University of Tokyo. Daiying attaches great importance to time and efficiency.
The next day, I asked for leave from school and arrived at the hospital early. I was always so cautious, worried about being discovered. I came from the University of Tokyo, where I had no concept of time in the hospital.
After waiting for two hours, it was finally my turn. The doctor told me that my transplanted liver needed to be reoperated on and that an appointment was required.
This kind of surgery requires an appointment one week in advance because I am not a native of England.
After the operation, the doctor told me that there was a signature of the doctor who performed the last operation on me on my liver.
At that time, I was shocked and couldn't believe it. This is the spirit of contract of Daiying. Responsibilities are assigned to individuals. Even for an operation like this that no one can see, a signature is required to ensure that it can be determined who is responsible.
This kind of spirit is something I have never seen in the University of Tokyo. Only in a developed country like the UK and with such excellent doctors would they have the courage to do such a thing.
They are not afraid of being held accountable, which is a testament to their superb medical skills.
I can't help but ask, when will Dongda Hospital reach such a level and have the courage to acknowledge its responsibilities instead of just dealing with things perfunctorily?
Chicken Soup Magazine and Jiuzhou were published at the same time. After publication, Jiuzhou was too targeted.
Combined with the news in "Jiuzhou" about the doctor whose license was revoked, "Responsibility to the Person" is obviously a satirical chicken soup.
The problem is, if you don’t watch the news and only read this chicken soup, some people who don’t understand it will really think that, yes, this is advanced and the responsibility lies with the person.
After reading the news about the license revocation, I thought about it again and it seemed like it really had nothing to do with human nature.
Li Daohua wrote several articles, one of which was published in each issue. Not only did she write them herself, she also asked the editors to imitate hers.
Anyway, if the chicken soup magazines criticize the domestic situation, they will criticize the foreign situation, and it’s a one-to-one replica.
If Chicken Soup Magazine doesn't apologize, then Jiuzhou will follow suit. Come on, let's hurt each other!
(Chicken Soup Magazine: Do you want to look at what you are saying? Is this called mutual harm? Isn’t this just a one-sided beating?)
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