西安事件传来,我对于那几个日本人的行为自是颇为不屑,然而西安学生的行为就更令我不以为然了。只不过几个日本学生上台自我作践,如果身在现场,或者一笑置之,或者喝倒彩轰他们下台,并不为过。至于事后兴师动众地游行抗议,如临大敌,如蒙大辱,就未免太高抬那几个日本人了。而在游行中借机发泄,殃及无辜,以我对“爱国”愤青的一贯了解,虽是意料中事,仍不免再次失望。有人把那些集体无意识的反应相比于义和团,我看还 From the Xi’an incident, I was rather disdainful of the behavior of a few Japanese people. However, I was even more displeased with the behavior of Xi’an students. Only a few Japanese students come to power and practice themselves if they are on the scene, or a smile, or drink uproar they step down, it is not an excuse. As for the post-mobilization protests, such as facing enemies, such as humiliating, it is too high to lift those few Japanese. In the procession of taking the opportunity to vent and bring disaster to innocent people, I still can not help but be disappointed again with my constant understanding of “patriotic” cynics. Some people compared those collective unconscious reactions to the Boxers, I think so