If the Philippine hijacking had happened in South Korea, would South Korea have mourned the whole co

I think this is too much, although these dead people died very unjustly. But there's no need to look like a national hero, right? It's just that the national flag is missing. If they died heroically against bandits, then we should respect them, and they seem to have been killed by stray bullets.

Are there still fewer unjust people in China? Some elderly people die because their children are unwilling to be supported, and some children are terminally ill when they are born, but because their parents have no money, they can only wait for death to come. As a result, it was only these few people who made it so grand.

Is it true that the lives of these few people are the lives of others, and the lives of others are not?

Isn't it just a few people who died, you think about it, a random accident in a Chinese mine accident does not only kill these few people, it is too grand, alas, if a few people die in Chinese mainland, will it be so exaggerated, South Korea is not very likely, Koreans have always looked down on the Chinese, although the Philippines did not do a good job, but the aftermath is still enough to give face.

I guess the whole country will celebrate!

It seems that they will, but they use their face as a credit card.

It is impossible for South Korea to mourn for a few Hong Kong people!

That's for sure.

Koreans love face so much.

Of course it should be held.

The Philippines and South Korea seem to have a good relationship that year, South Korea gave the Philippines a second-hand F5 for nothing

quanzhixian2 is obviously answering the question, and I will tell you the correct answer now: South Korea is a country of Lujiao influenced by Confucius's thoughts, and it is a country of etiquette, so it is likely that mourning activities will be held.

Total mourning is meaningless, what else are we going to do.

The country as a whole is still not very stable, the political system is not very sound, and the social contradictions are quite prominent...There will also be **** trouble, so....Coupled with the fact that the country is often hit by tropical storms, there will be more things to mourn in this country.

About 100 times with three days as a festival.

More than 700 half-day once a group of Filipino maids.

When a major disaster occurs in a country, and a man-made disaster causes a major human being, any country will mourn the whole country to show its importance to human life.

The National Flag Law of the People's Republic of China clearly stipulates and strictly regulates the statutory time and legal procedures for lowering the national flag at half-mast: Article 14: When the following persons pass away, the flag shall be flown at half-mast to mourn: (1) The President of the People's Republic of China, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the Prime Minister, and the Chairman of the Military Commission; (2) Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; (3) Persons who have made outstanding contributions to the People's Republic of China; (4) Persons who have made outstanding contributions to world peace or the cause of human progress.

When a particularly major unfortunate event occurs or a serious natural disaster causes a major event, the flag may be flown at half-mast to mourn. In accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 1 (3), (4) and 2 of this article, the flag is flown at half-mast, which is decided by ***. The date and place of the flag at half-mast in accordance with the provisions of this article shall be determined by the funeral institution established by the State or ***.

No, there are no inferior peoples.

In terms of the inferior nature of the stick and the monkey, yes!