Recently a video circulating on Chinese social media shows a group of young children on stage dressed in white outfits with the Chinese Communist Party CCP's blood red flag printed on them. Each child holds a prop dagger and follows their coach's command performing actions while shouting aggressively.

It seems there are practicing the skills to kill enemies. It's hard to imagine such violent and fierce words coming from a group of young children in China, in fact the scene is not uncommon in China. In this video a group of elementary school students holding prop daggers are also wearing camouflage uniforms with a CCP's blood red flag. They follow their instructor as they mimic the movements. One, two, they shout the knives are aimed in different directions.

Among the children there are adults in different colored Camouflage Outfits holding cameras snapping photos. This scene has shocked the world and sparked widespread discussion among Chinese online users. Many criticize the situation sarcastically referring to it as training terrorist some said it's Taliban, Hamas, Chinese branch or if it weren't for the Chinese language I would think this was Hamas.

Many online users also criticize this is something only the lower class Builders train, for the children of the elite probably wouldn't do this. According to the minor Protection Law doing this without the Guardians consent is illegal. Look at what These Foolish kindergartens are doing, I really feel sorry for the parents aren't they clearly teaching kids to use knives to kill the people who instill hate? Education in children have no conscience don't they fear Divine punishment.

Another video shows children being asked what they want to do when they grow up. They share their thoughts; one boy says when I grow up I want to be a scientist, a scientist who makes tanks and researches weapons to fight the Japanese, yes fight the Japanese Devils. Once I hated him so so much I had a nose bled. It was when I was four, I've never seen a Japanese person but they used to do bad things here. I guess another boy says the Japanese Devils used to steal our watches from stores and beat us. When asked when this happened the boy responds a long time ago in ancient times. I hate the Japanese whether they are good or bad I hate them I hate anyone who has for us.

This essay was written by a fourth grade student in China titled bullying the Japanese festival. I want to create a bullying the Japanese festival. I want to establish this day because the Japanese killed over 330,000 Chinese people in the nji massacre. That's about one Chinese person killed every 15 seconds.

In modern times they came again to claim the theu islands. The same Japanese people and they still use their military Lord to deal with Chinese people, It's unforgivable. On the day of the bulling the Japanese festival we need to plant landmines in Osaka, drop bombs from the sky and use m15s, M16s, golden Gatling guns, m17s, hand guns, grenades to wash away the shame of the naning massacre, and we need to double the payback. We will also take Osaka and Yokohama until their return the delu islands to China. We will pull down Japan's flag and replace it with our national flag, and we will hold banners in the streets that say death is better than dishonor. Return our the you Islands.

No festivals or activities should be allowed until they return the islands, if anyone sees it military law should be enforced. If Japan resists military law will also be applied, remember Japanese people we Chinese cannot be insulted. I'm establishing this Festival to humiliate, you to make you understand that we can tolerate death but we will never tolerate humiliation. Don't think your Navy is so powerful. I'm telling you we can bomb you with our Air Force, as they say China is not a country to be taken lightly because we can easily take your life.

This violent essay was encouraged by the teacher. The teacher's comment said this essay is on topic. Independent social media personality Lee Muang commented that a short essay full of hatred and violence was surprisingly approved by the teacher who claimed it was in line with the intent of the question. A child's world should be full of Hope and light, not filled with war. Will education like this make the world better in the future. When essay is filled with war and hatred become the correct answer, isn't that the beginning of a tragedy? When we see such situation it's easy to draw parallels to the CCP's Wolf Warrior diplomats.

Even young children are being turned into Wolf Warriors. One can't help but ask what happening to China's children? Why is this happening? This all stems from the CCP's brainwashing education which has left generations of Chinese people marked as Wolf Warriors. Children are born with a clean slate but the overall social climate and the education they receive during school can easily turn them into this.

In Naning Jansu Province the experimental Primary School of Shel Drong University once published an article revealing students training activities with the title "striving to become a little wolf Warrior." The article mentioned that the instructor told students that drill training is the most important lesson in military camps, not only does it strengthen the body but it is also the first step to becoming a Hero Warrior.

Many students were excited when they heard the term Wolf Warrior. Let's take a look at how a Little Wolf Warrior is teaching her younger brother. The older sister says, let me tell you China is the safest country. I have no regrets being born born in China. In my next life I want to be Chinese again. The mother says your little brother is too young, he doesn't really understand what you're saying, can you teach him slowly. At this point the older sister is very emotional almost crying and says I don't understand why he is born in China yet he hates China. The mother responds, he doesn't hate China he just thinks Ultram man is from Japan. Let's explain to him properly, okay? The older sister says, I can't explain it properly then why do you always remember Ultram man but forget meaningful things? Why do you only remember Ultram man and not important events in China? Why don't you remember the day of the People's Republic of China was founded?

After that the older sister is almost shouting pointing her finger at her brother. China is the safest country no exceptions, if they ask you to join the Army could you handle it? Listen carefully, this is China. I'm telling you China is the greatest country, the safest country. At this point the older sister grabs her younger brother by his clothes and collar giving him another lecture. The younger brother looks innocent and confused. Then the sister starts shouting, we went from being at the mercy of others to becoming the world's second biggest power, do you know that? She pushes her palm towards her brother's head causing him to fall onto the sofa. The mother does not intervene but continues filming. The younger brother responds, I don't know in the end it seems the younger brother is forced to accepted. Some have suggested that the video may have been staged by the parents, however many are concerned that these young children being raised to be Wolf Warriors or extreme patriots known as Little Pinks, will carry this mark for the rest of their lives.

Other criticize how is this different to militaristic Japan. Being brainwashed at such a young age, they may spend their whole life trying to awaken. Parents are using their children to gain attention. A well-behaved child will be ruined by this kind of upbringing. During the Cultural Revolution she will likely report her brother to the Red Guards. It wouldn't be hard for her to go to them crying and report him. From the girl's expression and the way she pushed her brother it seems like she truly aligns with a person filming, showing off how well her child's mind has been shaped. The behavior of these Little Wolf Warriors and Little Pinks is concerning; if they display such attitudes at a young age, it raises questions about the future development.

This issue is closely tied to the CCP's education system. A recent economic study suggests that the rise of the Little Pink phenomenon may be related to the CCP's eighth round of curriculum reforms. Since the establishment of the CCP in 1949 China has undergone eight major curriculum revisions in primary and secondary schools. The eighth reform began as a pilot program in September 2001, and was fully implemented by 2005, affecting the content of 18 subjects across primary and secondary education.

In 2017 five economists including David Kon, a scholar of economic history at Munich University, published a paper in the Journal of Political Economy evaluating the impact of CCP's 8th curriculum reform on student ideologist through through online surveys, They gathered data from 2,000 students at Peing University on their values. Their statistical analysis found that the new curriculum had a significant effect on changing students political ideologies. Professor Elliot Fan from the Department of Economics at National Taiwan University explained to overseas media that the CCP's curriculum reforms always have political goals.

The primary objective of the eighth reform was to cultivate students patriotism, collective spirit, love of socialism and the so-called revolutionary Traditions, while fostering awareness of socialist democracy and rule of law, as well as respect for National laws and social morality. Elliot Fan pointed out that while these tasks may seem similar to previous curriculum goals a major change was a shift from slogan based propaganda to more detailed reasoning. To construct the CCP's values, this approach distorts and substitute universal values giving the CCP's ideology stronger persuasive power.

President of the World Youth Freedom Federation, Wang Jongi who was born in China, stated that China's patriotic and Wolf Warrior education is long-term and continuous. Over time everyone unknowingly becomes an accomplice to the Communist Party. He explained that China's Wolf Warrior mentality stems from the CCP's theory of class struggle where only CCP members are considered truly human. Those whose ideologies differ from the party line, including hostile classes, and the oppressed, as well as formal high-ranking party officials can be ruthlessly dealt with by the CCP.

In China's media environment Little Wolf Warriors not only harbor hatred for Japan but also for the United States. Take a look at this Little Wolf Warrior – not only does he have a fierce look but his words also reflect the CCP's official rhetoric. Let them be arrogant if they want, the bright moon still shines over Yen River. The Chinese nation has gone through many hardships in itS history, but it has never been crushed. Instead it has grown stronger from adversity rising up after each setback. The Chinese people aren't afraid of being intimidated, no threat works. Some people should understand that only by abandoning Cold War thinking, stopping the smear attacks, and returning to the International Community on the path of openness and cooperation can we save more valuable lives of the American people.

Recently a video surfaced on Chinese social media showing a group of primary school students watching a speech by Btring, the former spokesperson for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This type of education which shapes young minds raises the question of what kind of image China's children will present to the World when they step outside the country. In the future some overseas commentators have expressed concern stating that the scenes in this magical country makes them feel that having children there is no longer a good idea. They believe that the consequences of this are inevitable and it could potentially impact the whole world. Others have have commented on their own experiences saying that despite growing up watching state run news broadcast and seeing patriotic songs, they ended up becoming critics of the system. They believe that every person who awakens carries a certain gene of righteousness and kindness.

Along these Little Wolf Warriors, China also has adults like Qu Tren Ying who takes on the warrior mentality. Recently however attention has turned to the scandal involving the well-known Chinese internet personality and pro-CCP figure San Nan. On March 21st news broke out that San Nan had been involved in tax evasion. The topic became a trending search. That same day the Banging Municipal Tax Bureau of the state taxation administration released information regarding San Nan's tax evasion case. After investigation, it was revealed that from 2019 to 2023 San Nan had underpaid individual income tax. That and other taxes amounting to 4.6 million Yen. His company a film planning center in Beijing had underpaid corporate income tax by 75320 Yen. According to relevant laws and regulations San Nan and his company are required to pay the outstanding taxes along with late fees and fines totally 9.3 million Yen.

Public records show that San Nan is an internet influencer, self-labeled as a host, independent scholar, social commentator, senior economist, and well-known social media personality. As of the morning of March 21st his DOE account had 37.4 million followers, his total OAL account had 16.4 million followers, his CHA account had 5.2 million followers, and his Weebe account had 3.2 million followers. He had over 66 million followers in total across various platforms not including channels that do not show the numbers of views.

As of now San Nan social media accounts have not been updated for over four months, leading to numerous speculations. With the tax evasion news coming to light, the truth has now been revealed San Nan has long been active as an anti-American figure on Chinese social media platforms. But in 2022 it was revealed that he had property in the United States. An article on the Chinese knowledge sharing platform Juu last year pointed out that San Nan and other so-called patriotic influencers like Hing Jing were simply capitalizing on traffic.

The article stated many people think these individuals are patriotic, but in reality they love traffic and money. True patriots don't just sing their praises for attention. These individuals who can't even distinguish between the country, the government, and the party are ironically talking about patriotism. The Chinese platform Shu also published an article last year stating famous figures claim to be patriotic and anti-American Warriors using the public's genuine patriotic feeling to stir up division for clicks traffic and fame.

Ironically San Nan had frequently criticized others for tax evasion. He posted about how wealthy Americans don't pay taxes or pay less, and harshly condemned celebrities like We Yya and Fan Bing Bing for their tax tax evasion. However it's especially ironic that he himself was later found guilty of tax evasion. As Internet users have humorously pointed out it's one thing to condemn tax evasions but practicing it yourself is another. San Nan's words and actions have long been controversial online, his involvement in tax evasion has caused his public Image to collapse. Media outlets have widely criticized him. An article in the paper stated that as a public figure San Nan had gained massive attention and traffic online profiting from it while neglecting his basic civil duties to pay taxes. The article further emphasized that San Nan couldn't clear his name as he intentionally evaded taxes.

His evasion lasted for 5 Years From 2019 to 2023, and he used various means to avoid taxes, such as hiding income, filing false reports, and misrepresenting costs. In reality whether it's the Little Wolf Warrior or the adult version 50 Cents supporters, they are all products of the CCP system. The CCP instills strong nationalist sentiment in young students, organizing anti-American propaganda, and mined training by promoting violent and harsh language. Through children the CCP aims to create a new generation of figures like San Nan, however San Nan's downfall exposes the hypocrisy and unsustainability of this extreme stance. His failure highlights the fragility of the Little Wolf Warrior model promoted by the government, when faced with reality and legal accountability