「老中青“粉红”欧洲多地齐唱红歌扰民,遭网民嘲讽(2026.09.30-10.03)」2026年“十一”黄金周长假期间,部分来自中国的旅游团体以及留学生等在瑞士伯尔尼、意大利威尼斯以及博尔扎诺等地旅行时,无视了公共场所应保持安静的基本礼仪,在公交车、列车和游船等公共交通工具内,集体高声合唱《义勇军进行曲》和《歌唱祖国》。从视频上看,参与者涵盖老、中、青多个年龄层。事后,这些既得利益者不以为耻,反以为荣,将演唱视频作为所谓的“爱国”壮举上传至中国社交平台炫耀。不过,这种行为并未获得舆论赞赏,反而招致了一致批评。大量网友指责他们以“爱国”为名行“扰民”之实,纷纷留言:“尴尬到脚趾抠地”“在公共场合真的很丢人”“这就是我在国外不敢大声说中文的原因”“内裤是内穿的,为什么要套在头上呢”“签证还是卡得太简单了”。
“Chinese Nationalists of All Ages Sing ‘Red Songs’ on Public Transport Across Europe, Drawing Online Ridicule (2026.09.30–10.03)”
During China’s 2026 National Day Golden Week holiday, some Chinese tour groups and overseas students traveling in Bern, Switzerland, and Venice and Bolzano, Italy, disregarded basic etiquette about keeping noise down in public spaces. On buses, trains, and sightseeing boats, they loudly sang “March of the Volunteers” and “Ode to the Motherland” together. Videos show participants spanning older, middle-aged, and younger generations.
Afterward, these beneficiaries of the system showed pride rather than shame, uploading videos of their singing to Chinese social media to boast about their supposed acts of “patriotism.” Their behavior, however, drew unanimous criticism rather than public praise. Many commenters accused them of disturbing others in the name of patriotism, writing: “So embarrassing it makes my toes curl”; “Doing this in public is truly disgraceful”; “This is why I’m afraid to speak Chinese loudly abroad”; “Underwear belongs under your clothes—why wear it on your head?”; and “Visa screening is still far too lax.”
