Linking the criticism of Hayoung to the standard of the nation is an error.

When an incident occurs, criticizing others
is probably
the instinct of the species
Homo sapiens.
It is not a matter of the nation's standard,
but a matter of the human standard.
It is the same everywhere.
Moreover, Hayoung... gave plenty of ammunition.
Bringing up moralism to say we should endure this—
I wonder if it is proof that Confucius is still alive
in our society?
I am not saying we should criticize.
An inclusive society that does not criticize is beautiful.
However, saying we shouldn't criticize
might just be a hollow cry
stemming from a lack of understanding
of the masses, and even further, of human beings...
Aren't you a Homo sapiens yourself to begin with?
Do you think you are above the clouds because you are perfect?
I doubt it is actually above the clouds.
Will the country survive only if Confucius dies?
In an era where
everyone is being criticized by everyone worldwide,
instead of talking about the "standard of the nation,"
please think of it as the limitations of humanity.
Even though philosophers and religious leaders
have cried out about this for ages,
this is the state of humanity.