Many people who have studied Russian history are feeling emotional.

A scholar majoring in related history expressed his gratitude to the former Soviet Union after watching the popular live video of Han Sen singing "Katyusha": "Maybe, no country can do this again.

Life is to enlighten China, death is to alert China..."

"It is precisely because we are on the right path that China can become the first in the world in one fell swoop. Thank you to those who uphold internationalism and communism and contribute to the cause of human liberation."

Related topics frequently topped the trending searches that night, making Hanson's Moscow concert unprecedentedly popular. Related video clips of "Katyusha" frequently received tens of millions of clicks, which is enough to give a glimpse of related topics.

Discussion heat.

Countless netizens have looked through history and read through the history books of the two countries, and are deeply moved by tonight's scene.

"I am very grateful to the former Soviet Union for its teachings. If it had not taught us steelmaking, ammonia synthesis, petroleum processing, chemical synthesis, uranium enrichment and isotope separation, it would have also taught us how to build machine tools, tanks, warships, aircraft, and intercontinental ballistic missiles.

...Having not experienced World War I and World War II, how could we have risen so smoothly!"

"But seriously speaking, today's Russia cannot be the former Soviet Union..."

"Yes, there is no more Soviet Union in this world."

"I am very grateful to the Soviet Union that was powerful and helped us a hundred years ago when we were hiding our glory. But at the same time, it was also the Soviet Union that oppressed us and tried to control us, and the Soviet Union that threatened us at every turn during the border conflicts.

We can remember our Soviet Union, but please don’t come back.”

"Now, it is a prosperous age, and the scenery here is unique. Let Han Sen, on behalf of all of us Chinese people, give the passing leader a song of "Katyusha"!"

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However, in addition to the heated discussion here in China, the song "Katyusha" caused an uproar on some foreign social networking sites, especially on European and American social forums headed by the United States.

Just because there is a line in Han Sen's song "Katyusha": "Go to the soldiers on the distant frontier to convey Katyusha's greetings..."

Today, the Russia-Ukraine war has not yet subsided, and its outcome is uncertain.

When faced with questions from reporters, Ukrainian spokespersons frequently asked Hansen to express support for Ukraine on international occasions.

Prior to this, Han Sen had been noncommittal.

But now, the song "Katyusha" sung in Moscow seems to directly express Han Sen's position.

Compared with this unprecedentedly popular concert, this song "Katyusha" obviously stimulated the hearts of some people more.

In the capital of Poland, Warsaw.

After watching the relevant clips of "Katyusha" at the Moscow concert, countless people in Warsaw became so angry that they united with local Ukrainians and gathered thousands of people to go to the concert that Han Sen once held.

protest at the venue of the meeting - Warsaw International Stadium.

Amid the outrage, some protesters directly arrested the person in charge of the Warsaw International Stadium, tied him up, and made him kneel in front of the Polish and Ukrainian flags to repent.

Some people even picked up eggs and threw them at the person in charge of the Warsaw International Stadium, angrily calling him a traitor.

This scene made countless people in Warsaw and Ukraine feel relieved.

There were even countless people applauding at the scene.

After all, the war between Poland, Ukraine, and Russia in the past century has created generational hatred. Although the new century has arrived and the Soviet Union has already changed dynasties, this hatred has not disappeared with the passage of time.

Even if the police arrived in time, provided rescue and arrested the relevant perpetrators, the substantial impact of this incident had already occurred.

When the events in Warsaw came to light, there was an uproar at the social level in countries all over the world.

"This is a violation of morality and contempt for the law!"

"It's totally dehumanizing!"

“In Warsaw, humanity is trampled to the extreme!”

"It turns out that Poland is such a Poland and cannot tolerate the emergence of a second voice! It is simply dictatorial to the extreme!"

"Warsaw must give the world an explanation!"

"Having said that, the song "Katyusha" describes the process of a girl sending her boyfriend to the battlefield to kill the enemy, and Han Sen sang it in Moscow. At this sensitive point, is the new song released by Han Sen understandable?
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