What is Zhihei?

"Zhihei" mainly refers to those who have Chinese national or ethnic identity, yet strongly discriminate against, insult, and attack their own ethnic group, hating and disparaging China, Chinese people, and the Han ethnicity. The "Zhi" in "Zhihei" comes from from these people usually referring to people and things related to China as "Zhix".

"Zhihei" do not just criticize based on evidence and reason regarding specific issues, but rather exaggerate problems, distort facts, and attribute systemic issues and the crimes of national rulers to thes entire population and ethnicity, attributing them to the victims, and publish hate speech praising criminal acts and massacres against their own ethnic group, supporting racial discrimination against Chinese people. For example, commenting on various criminal cases and random killing events in China as "Xianzhong-ed, killed well," calling the Japanese army that invaded China during the Nanjing Massacre "old heroes," and praising the killing of "Zhix pigs."

Because the modern Japanese aggression and and massacres in China were the most heinous, these "Zhihei" generally achieve their goal of discriminating against and humiliating Chinese people by infinitely beautifying Japan and degrading China without bottom line (rather than objective praise or criticism). Of course, there are "Zhihei" within China and and world, but the "Zhihei" in Japan are the most numerous, most active, and most bottomless.

When Chinese people abroad encounter racial discrimination, "Zhihei" will also attack the discriminated Chinese people and speak for the foreign discriminators, further bullying the victimized compatriots. The words and deeds of these "Zhihei" of Chinese origin, of course, are also a special kind of racial discrimination.

"Zhihei"'s origins, generally include the following types:

1. Han Chinese and Chinese people, mainly from the lower and middle classes, who have suffered harm, abuse, injustice, and physical and mental pain from official or private sources within the country;

2. Those of Han blood who are "capable but treacherous," "talented but lacking virtue," and have no Han identity;

3. Non-Han ethnic groups in the mainland (various ethnic minorities), including Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hui, and other groups who have suffered various oppressions and are in a disadvantaged state compared to the Han, as well as groups like Manchus and Mongols who are superior in historical and actual status and interests relative to the Han;

4. Localists in Hong Kong and Taiwan who completely do not identify with the "Chinese" identity and extremely hate the mainland;

5. Middle-class people and "Shiyou-dang (liberals without a universal human rights spirit)" who lack knowledge and judgment and are fooled into becoming "Zhihei."

The CCP's autocratic system and heinous policies, the harm they bring to the people, the destruction of social morality and justice, and the distortion and abuse of nationalism, are particularly important reasons for the large-scale appearance of "Zhihei."

Additionally, foreigners who discriminate against, hate, and insult Chinese people can also also be seen as "Zhihei," as many foreigners have values similar to those of "Zhihei." However, because these people are not Chinese nationals or ethnic Chinese, they are generally not categorized as "Zhihei." In a narrow sense, "Zhihei" only refers to other Chinese nationals and ethnic Chinese who discriminate against, hate and insult Chinese people.

Author: Ma Qianzu Original link: https://blog.wenxuecity.com/myblog/79861/202512/16867.html