中国官媒央视对日本热播谍战剧《VIVANT》第二季提出严厉批评1。央视指控剧中出现中国情报人员对日本情报人员实施"切指、刺穿腹部"等酷刑情节1，声称这些手段与侵华日军曾对中国抗日志士使用过的刑讯逼供方式高度重合1。央视认为该剧"颠倒黑白"，刻意将这些残忍手段嫁接到现代中国人形象之上，目的是"刻意制造对立、煽动敌意"1。
央视还指控该剧美化日本海外行动1。这一话题在中国社交媒体微博引发广泛关注，一度冲上热搜榜首1。央视指出，日本外务省在2027财年预算中编列了人工智能专项经费，用于"应对认知戰"1。自去年11月日本首相高市早苗发表"台湾有事"言论以来，日中关系持续处于紧张状态1。
China's state broadcaster CCTV has criticized the second season of the popular Japanese spy thriller series VIVANT over its depiction of Chinese intelligence operatives torturing Japanese spies 1. The network accused the drama of distorting facts and deliberately defaming China while glorifying Japan's overseas operations 1.
CCTV specifically objected to scenes showing Chinese intelligence personnel employing methods such as finger-cutting and abdominal piercing against Japanese agents 1. The broadcaster drew a parallel between these fictional depictions and torture techniques historically used by invading Japanese forces against Chinese resistance fighters during wartime, stating that "these methods and the torture used by the Japanese invading army against Chinese anti-Japanese fighters show a high degree of overlap" 1. According to CCTV, the series "inverts right and wrong, transplanting these methods onto the image of modern Chinese people, deliberately creating confrontation and inciting hostility" 1.
CCTV linked the drama's narrative to what it characterized as Japan's propaganda efforts, noting that Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs allocated specialized AI funding in its 2027 fiscal year budget to "counter cognitive warfare" 1. The controversy gained significant traction on China's social media platform Weibo, where it briefly topped the trending topics list 1. The incident comes amid ongoing strain in bilateral relations following statements by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takagi regarding "Taiwan contingencies" beginning in November 1.
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